The King's Fund podcast
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The King's Fund podcast
Cut through the noise. Hear about the health and care policy issues that really matter. Join experts from The King’s Fund as they bring their astute analysis and unique insight to today’s health and care policy issues. They explore the stories behind the headlines, helping you make sense of the late...
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The 10 Year Health Plan: from words to action
Creating a plan is one thing. Implementing it is another. What are the realities of putting the 10 Year Health plan into action?
As implementati...
Will the 10 Year Health Plan really tackle the nation’s health crisis?
Health inequalities are widening. Life expectancy is falling. Has the government's 10 Year Health Plan gone far enough when it comes to tackling these...
The 10 Year Health Plan: what is it and what happens next?
After months of waiting, the government’s 10 Year Health Plan is finally here. But with a health and care system at breaking point, does the governmen...
From nursing to the ministry: the Bishop of London on faith, hope and health inequalities
How connected are the health and faith sectors? And is there untapped potential in the faith sector to support people’s health and wellbeing?
Ba...
Winter pressures and emergency care: a view from A&E
From corridor care to staff morale, winter is never an easy time for the NHS. But what is it like for staff working in urgent and emergency care durin...
The government’s first 100 days and what it means for health and care
What impact has the first 100 days of the new Labour government had on health and care? Join Andrew McCracken, Charlotte Wickens and Siva Anandaciva a...
Making good trouble: Clenton Farquharson CBE on co-production, equity and change
What is co-production? What does it mean to have a health and care system that prioritises equity, inclusion and the voices of service users?
In...
Speaking to the public in a pandemic: Jason Leitch
During the Covid-19 pandemic, Professor Jason Leitch became a familiar name for many across Scotland seeking to make sense of the global health crisis...
Let's talk about social prescribing
We're back to our usual programming after our election mini-series and this episode is all about social prescribing.
So what is social prescribi...
Election special: the new government and a 'broken NHS'?
In this episode Andrew McCracken and Siva Anandaciva are joined by our CEO Sarah Woolnough to discuss what the election result means for health and ca...
Election special: NHS strikes, A&E pressures and raising taxes to fund the NHS
A week before the election, Sally Warren, Siva Anandaciva and Dan Wellings sit down to talk about what the public want from the next government, how...
Election special: social care plans and manifesto money – do the sums add up?
Andrew McCracken, Sally Warren and Siva Anandaciva discuss whether the sums add up in the main parties’ health and care pledges. The panel also explor...
Election special: manifesto week
It's manifesto week and on this episode we're examining what the Liberal Democrats, Conservatives and Labour are pledging on health and care.
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Election special: NHS budget, community services and the workforce question
It’s been a busy week in the world of UK politics, we’ve seen pledges to boost NHS community services, progress the New Hospital Programme and reform...
Election special: waiting lists and the fall of the smoking ban
How does the Labour Party plan to clear the NHS backlog? What public health initiatives might be mentioned in party proposals?
Join host Andrew...
Introducing a new election series from The King's Fund podcast
The countdown to the 2024 UK general election is now on. Join Andrew McCracken, Assistant Director of External Affairs and colleagues here at The King...
Dr Waheed Arian on escaping war, becoming a doctor and practising compassionate leadership
Ruth Robertson sits down with Dr Waheed Arian, who shares his journey of leaving Afghanistan as a refugee, becoming an NHS doctor and founding two org...
The next general election: what’s the state of health and care?
Ruth Robertson is joined by a panel of King's Fund experts to discuss the state of health and care in the context of a potential general election in 2...
Black maternal health care and community groups: building trust and bridging gaps
How are community groups bridging some of the gaps between Black mothers and health and care services? What can the health and care system learn in re...
Strategy, culture and change: a conversation with new CEO Sarah Woolnough
New year, new CEO for The King's Fund. In this episode host Jo Vigor sits down with Sarah Woolnough, who became our new chief executive at the end of...
Elective care waiting lists: are they fair?
In this episode, Ruth Robertson explores how the NHS elective care waiting list can be managed in a way that improves health equity with Dr Mark Ratna...
Joy Warmington MBE on anti-racism, leadership and the courage to speak out
What is anti-racism, and why is it important in the context of health and care? Jo Vigor sat down with Joy Warmington MBE, Chief Executive of the equa...
Young leaders in health and care: courage, passion and talent
What does the future of health and care look like from the perspective of three young leaders, and how can they help to shape that future? Join Jo Vig...
Dr Navina Evans CBE: leadership, learning and the NHS workforce
How do you solve a problem like NHS workforce planning? Ruth Robertson speaks to Dr Navina Evans CBE about her leadership journey – from starting out...
75 years of the NHS: how does it compare to international health systems?
Join us as we mark the 75th anniversary of the NHS. In this episode, Jo Vigor chats with fellow colleagues from The King’s Fund, Danielle Jefferies an...
Acting with intent: Karen Bonner on diversity and belonging in the NHS
How can we ensure that health and care staff from all backgrounds feel respected, valued and listened to at work? Siva Anandaciva sits down with Karen...
Love, care and hard work: life as an unpaid carer
Jo Vigor speaks to Karen and Yvette, a couple who beautifully demonstrate the varied and essential role that unpaid care work plays in many relationsh...
Leading through uncertainty: a conversation with Dr Fay Gilder and Matthew Rice
What is it like to be leading during this difficult and uncertain period for the NHS? Ruth Robertson sits down with Dr Fay Gilder, Medical Director of...
Reimagining the welfare state: health and community with Hilary Cottam OBE
Anna Charles speaks to Hilary Cottam OBE, internationally acclaimed social entrepreneur and author of Radical Help, about the importance of building n...
NHS managers: trust, compassion and changing the narrative
Is the NHS really full of ‘overpaid pen pushers’? Jo Vigor talks to Dr Seema Srivastava, Deputy Medical Director at University Hospitals Bristol and W...
Charting the nation’s health with John Burn-Murdoch
What can data tell us about the health of our nation, and the state of the system meant to help us get better, and stay healthy? In this episode, Siva...
Caring for people and our planet: Dr Dominique Allwood on health inequalities and climate change
Is it possible to tackle climate change without further widening health inequalities? Jo Vigor speaks to Dr Dominique Allwood, Chief Medical Officer a...
The cost-of-living crisis: is the nation’s health paying the price?
Anna Charles speaks to Torsten Bell, Chief Executive of the Resolution Foundation, Helen Barnard, Associate Director at the Joseph Rowntree Foundation...
A dialogue of equals: Stafford Scott on community activism
Stafford Scott talks about taking a 'constructively awkward' approach to community activism, how the NHS can become a ‘national hearing service,’ and...
End-of-life care: why we need to talk about dying
What needs to happen to make sure everyone gets the care and support they need as they approach the end of their lives? Ruth Robertson speaks to Lesle...
What are the health and care challenges for the next Prime Minister?
What are the immediate health and care pressures the next Prime Minister will need to address once they're in post? Join host, Jo Vigor, and a panel o...
Deep roots: place and trust with Professor Carolyn Wilkins OBE
What does it mean for public organisations to be ‘of a place’ and not just ‘in a place’? What’s the difference between ‘thin’ and ‘thick’ trust? New h...
Supporting refugee and migrant health care in England
How does the health and care system respond when an asylum seeker, refugee or migrant arrives in England? Join host Siva Anandaciva and guests Dr Inês...
Dr Nikki Kanani: values, vaccines and a vision for general practice
From growing up in her parents’ community pharmacy to leading the Covid-19 vaccine roll-out in general practice, Dr Nikki Kanani, Medical Director of...
Leading with compassion: supporting the health and wellbeing of NHS staff
The latest NHS Staff Survey results paint a sobering picture of a workforce under intense pressure. Sally Warren, Director of Policy at The King’s Fun...