Senior Adviser to the Chief Executive @TheKingsFund All views my own.
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Natalie Berry retweeted
@swoolnough critiques the government’s health mission, urging for clearer focus on broader health goals beyond the NHS, with steps to tackle health inequalities and prevent long-term fiscal challenges.
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On my way to the @resolvepoverty #PlacesAgainstPoverty conference. Today, @swoolnough will consider if the NHS can play any role in tackling poverty? Spoiler alert…yes.
Find out more in this @TheKingsFund analysis – published this time last year. kingsfund.org.uk/insight-and…
I’ll be @ResolvePoverty #PlacesAgainstPoverty conference tomorrow speaking about poverty and health. Looking forward to the panel discussion with @ClaireHumphries, @AtasNatalija and @GrahamWhitham about the role the health system can play in tackling poverty.
Natalie Berry retweeted
I'll be @resolvepoverty conference on 13 March to discuss the impact of poverty on health and to explore what policymakers and the NHS could do to help. It's a fantastic programme - looking forward to the conversation.
📢 We're looking forward to welcoming @swoolnough, Chief Exec of @TheKingsFund, to our conference next month.
Sarah will be speaking on the role of the health system in addressing poverty. Here, she shares more about what we'll explore on the day.
👉 resolvepoverty.org/conferenc…
Natalie Berry retweeted
This week, @swoolnough appeared on the @NHSConfed podcast to talk about the NHS's ten-year health plan. She spoke about shifting the narrative on #prevention and moving care close to home. Listen to the episode in full wherever you get your podcasts!
🌟 What should the NHS's ten-year health plan prioritise? 🌟
Join @ConfedMatthew on #HealthontheLine as he chats with @swoolnough, @harry_qp, @HazelCheeseman, and @S_AshtonNHS about prevention, innovation, and empowering frontline staff. 🎧
Great event @TheKingsFund yesterday looking ahead to the big health and care topics in 2025. A focus on people throughout the discussion on reform, policy and politics. Watch via the link below if you missed it.
Got lunchtime plans?
Make the most of your lunch break today by signing up for our free, online event, What's in store for health and care in 2025.
Put your questions to our expert panel and join the conversation. Register now. kingsfund.org.uk/events/what…
Natalie Berry retweeted
Reflecting on 1 year of highlights @TheKingFund - I was delighted to partner with inspirational people to find hope and solutions in a year of challenge and change for the health & care system. I look forward to more in 2025, so the best possible care can be available to all.
Natalie Berry retweeted
Join us in January to gain insights on how the 10-year health plan, due to be launched in Spring 2025, aims to deliver an NHS fit for the future.
Sign up for our free, virtual event: What’s in store for health and care in 2025?
kingsfund.org.uk/events/what…
Natalie Berry retweeted
'But the bigger learning – and important reminder – was that much of what our NHS ‘front door’ is facing could be avoided with a more preventive focus,' says @swoolnough reflecting on the patients she met on a shift with @Ldn_Ambulance. Read the blog 👇 kingsfund.org.uk/insight-and…
Natalie Berry retweeted
Today, some of The King’s Fund team took part in our ‘Health and care explained’ session at the House of Commons. The session was designed to provide MPs with the info they need to understand the health & care system, how it’s funded and key trends. Thanks to everyone who came!
Natalie Berry retweeted
'The 18-week target is an important hospital milestone, but it is not a milestone for our overall health service,' says @swoolnough, responding to the Prime Minister's speech on its Plan for Change and the #NHS waiting list 'milestone'. Read more: kingsfund.org.uk/insight-and…
ALT Sarah Woolnough, CEO of The King's Fund, is featured in a press release quote: 'The 18-week target is an important hospital milestone, but it is not a milestone for our overall health service. ‘To seriously drive change, ministers should conduct a more wide-ranging and fundamental review of health service targets so that they incentivise the improvements to services that patients need.’'
Natalie Berry retweeted
England is not the only nation grappling with health + care reform.
New @TheKingsFund research examined reforms in three other countries and the lessons for our government's 10 Year Health Plan:
🇵🇹Portugal
🇪🇸The Basque Country, Spain
🇩🇰Denmark
kingsfund.org.uk/insight-and…
Natalie Berry retweeted
@SivaAnandaciva, Incoming Director of Policy, Events and Partnerships, spoke at @AstraZeneca's UK’s Long Term Conditions Revolution event this week. His talk focussed on leading the long term conditions revolution, and the growing challenges presented by demographic shifts.
Natalie Berry retweeted
I hear @DHSCgovuk wants to hear more from #publichealth staff (i assume that's not just NHS) about views on the #10yearplan. Some national listening events here, an opportunity to get heard on the three #shifts, inc prevention changenhs.staffevents.co.uk/…
Natalie Berry retweeted
Very fair & straight from @sarahwoolnough & @TheKingsFund - also, shift from hospital to home depends on social care as well. The government has no time to lose if it wants to reform social care via @FT
on.ft.com/417NAwq
Natalie Berry retweeted
Packed room for a great talk packed with @asthmalunguk data, from @swoolnough. Prevention, tackling inequalities + poverty, better diagnosis + treatment, more care resources, empowering self-care - all needed to transform lung health! Let’s get there👏🏻 #BTSWinter2024
At #BTSWinter2024 @swoolnough @TheKingsFund
painted an optimistic future for respiratory health, provided all opportunities to create meaningful change over the next decade are embraced. At the heart of this - prevention and tackling health inequalities.
Natalie Berry retweeted
Delighted to see this report published. It outlines examples of great partnerships between the life sciences industry and NHS to deliver for patients. It systematically draws lessons about what works and what gets in the way, & makes recommendations about how to partner more ⬇️
Today we have launched our new report: NHS and life sciences industry partnerships: collaborating to improve care
It explores the potential for NHS-industry partnerships to catalyse positive change, while examining the challenges that partnerships face.
kingsfund.org.uk/insight-and…
Natalie Berry retweeted
There was a spontaneous round of applause in the
@TheKingsFund office when the news was shared internally this morning. A fantastic appointment. 👏
We're pleased to announce that @SivaAnandaciva has been appointed as Director of Policy, Events and Partnerships. Commenting on this, @swoolnough said Siva is an 'authority on health and care' and will be a huge asset to the Fund. Find statement in full: kingsfund.org.uk/insight-and…
Natalie Berry retweeted
Looking fwd to speaking at this on Friday, sign-up @healthfdn if interested. Sharing, and a great panel reflecting on, our recent @TheKingsFund work here kingsfund.org.uk/insight-and…
Natalie Berry retweeted
Looking forward to this important conference next year 👇
🎤 We are delighted to reveal the first wave of speakers for our Resolve Poverty Annual Conference 2025:
👤 @KumarAshwin, @IPPR
👤 @dhnnjyn, @NEF
👤 @matthyde, @LBFEW
👤 @swoolnough, @TheKingsFund.
👉 Limited early-bird tickets now on sale: resolvepoverty.org/conferenc…
ALT Resolve Poverty Annual Conference. Ashwin Kumar, Director of Research and Policy, IPPR; Danny Sriskandarajah, Chief Executive, New Economics Foundation; Matt Hyde OBE, Chief Executive, Lloyds Bank Foundation for England and Wales; Sarah Woolnough, Chief Executive, The King's Fund. resolvepoverty.org/conference. Thursday 13 March 2025. Manchester Hall.