Search Results - subject:"SOCIAL CARE"

The short- and medium-term effects of Sure Start on children's outcomes

Carneiro, Pedro; Cattan, Sarah; Conti, Gabriella; … - 2025

educational needs and interactions with children's social care. For most outcomes, we trace out impacts on outcomes from early …

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The IFS Green Budget: October 2024

Emmerson, Carl (contributor); Johnson, Paul (contributor); … - 2024

The new Chancellor faces a difficult fiscal inheritance. Her choices on tax and spending at this first Budget could define the rest of the parliament.

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Adult social care in England: What next?

Bancalari, Antonella; Zaranko, Ben - 2024

We set out the major challenges facing the adult social care system in England and explore potential future …

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Adult social care in England : what next?

Bancalari, Antonella; Zaranko, Ben - 2024

We set out the major challenges facing the adult social care system in England and explore potential future …

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The IFS green budget ; October 2024

Emmerson, Carl (ed.); Johnson, Paul (ed.); Ogden, Kate (ed.) - 2024

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Can the government achieve its 18-week elective waiting time target?

Harvey-Rich, Olly; Warner, Max - 2025

One of the government's key public service priorities is to cut waiting times for elective (preplanned) NHS care in England. The government has committed to achieve the NHS constitutional standard that 92% of patients should wait no longer than 18 weeks for elective hospital treatment. Despite...

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The role of changing health in rising health-related benefit claims

Latimer, Eduin; Ray-Chaudhuri, Sam; Waters, Tom - 2025

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a significant rise in the number of people getting health-related benefits. In England and Wales, 4 million 16- to 64-year-olds (1 in 10) now claim either disability or incapacity benefits, up from 2.8 million in 2019 (1 in 13). One potential...

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Unlocking the full potential of transformative service research by embedding collaboration throughout the research process

Weaver, Jessica; Hunter-Jones, Philippa; Donnelly, Rory - In: Journal of service research 28 (2025) 2, pp. 262-277

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Welfare effects of social care policies

Van de Ven, Justin; Bronka, Patryk; Richiardi, Matteo - 2025

One challenge presented by population aging is how to adjust public support for social care in a way that achieves … an interesting case study, as diverse social care provisions are adopted in the four constituent countries. Projections … closing the social care gap, particularly in England and Northern Ireland, and of easing poverty among informal carers …

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Can the government achieve its 18-week elective waiting time target?

Harvey-Rich, Olly; Warner, Max - 2025

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