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Social Care

Government passes Health and Care Bill: KONP Statement

27 April 2022 Keep Our NHS Public 21

An Act of denial that endangers the NHS The Health and Care Bill is now on its way to getting Royal Assent as all objections and opposition has been brushed aside. The Government has got […]

Tackling the crisis in social care: we must value workers to ensure future service

15 February 2022 Keep Our NHS Public 0

The staffing crisis in social care is nothing new. Before the pandemic, analysis from The Office Group (TOG) illustrated that social care was the most stressful industry to work in as workers tend to work […]

The tipping point for the NHS: Health and social care in crisis

28 October 2021 Keep Our NHS Public 0

Although the title of the recent highly critical Commons report on the pandemic was ‘Coronavirus: lessons learned to date’, very few lessons appear to have been learned. At the time of writing (October 25th), one […]

Government fails to offer any plans to transform ‘social care’

9 September 2021 Keep Our NHS Public 1

Keep Our NHS Public welcomes Bob Williams-Findlay, as guest writer. Bob is a disabled activist, member of Act4Inclusion and Reclaim Our Futures Alliance – an alliance of Disabled People and their organisations (DPOs) in England. Bob […]

When will the government start to care about care homes?

25 September 2020 Keep Our NHS Public 1

A total of 15,487 residential care and nursing homes are registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC), and have around 410 000 residents. Almost half of newly admitted residents come from hospitals. With the UK […]

We must end the social care crisis

21 September 2020 Keep Our NHS Public 0

Social care in this country is broken. 26% fewer people are supported in 2020 than in 2010, and local authority spending on social care has fallen by 49% in real terms despite soaring population and […]

Our NHS Deserves Better: Read our ‘2020 Vision’

30 June 2020 Keep Our NHS Public 0

Sunday 5th July marks the NHS 72nd anniversary. We want to celebrate it, but also demand better care is taken of it, as the last ten years of Government policy have seen it woefully unprepared […]

The winter crisis is one of this government’s own making

21 December 2018 Samantha Wathen 0

Is the winter crisis a new phenomenon? A winter crisis in the NHS may not be an entirely new phenomenon, but the severity of it is. 2012-13 saw the first reports of a winter crisis, […]

Ministers refuse to rule out more mass operation cancellations or ringfence the £240m funding for social care

20 December 2018 Samantha Wathen 0

The Department of Health and Social Care will not ringfence £240m social care funding, nor guarantee mass surgical cancellations will not happen again this winter. At a meeting of the Committee of Public Accounts yesterday […]

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Newsletter – November 2018

6 November 2018 Keep Our NHS Public 1

oveoveeNational KONP and NHS News Scrap ICPs & Support the NHS Bill: Rally & Petition at Parliament & DoH Thank you to the over a hundred supporters who turned out on Friday 26 October to […]

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