Medical Oncology SpR @royalmarsdenNHS | Prev. @Bupa @CQCProf @GMCuk @NHSEngland @Cambridge_Uni | Healthcare Innovation, Improvement, & Sustainability #VBHC
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Dr Nick Manning-Cork retweeted
1/3. A ground-breaking paper, & commentary, on
@thekingsfund website today - using linked data on the connection between #health & #economy from
@NHSEngland @ONS on the economic #payback from meeting waiting list targets. Paper assets.kingsfund.org.uk/f/25…
Dr Nick Manning-Cork retweeted
Today the government launched its Life Sciences Sector Plan. Lots of it echoes the ideas for innovation set out by the 10 Year Health Plan, such as regional health innovation zones & NHS innovator passports. Read our analysis of the 10 Year Health Plan. kingsfund.org.uk/insight-and…
Dr Nick Manning-Cork retweeted
Investing in health creates indirect job opportunities in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, medical technology, and digital health.
Discover the multiplier effect of health investments. wrld.bg/yci050Wk3cc #InvestInHealth
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Our new economic analysis shows that the UK loses £10.3bn every year due to lives cut short by cancer - more than any other major health condition. Read more 👇 news.cancerresearchuk.org/20…
Dr Nick Manning-Cork retweeted
The promise of detecting cancer before it announces itself through symptoms continues to drive research and investment. But this hope may hide a more complex reality. nyer.cm/eU2Sfon
Dr Nick Manning-Cork retweeted
Interested in how health affects the long-term public finances?
Read more about our fiscal scenarios for better or worse health outcomes in our newly published article:
articles.obr.uk/scenarios-fo…
#HealthEconomy #Fiscal
Dr Nick Manning-Cork retweeted
Can you imagine a world with zero cancer deaths? And what would it take to get there?
Thoughts in these essays, from contributors including Rebecca Fitzgerald, Anna Jewell, @AlastairGreyst2 , Lord Darzi, Frank Chinegwundoh and me
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learn.az/6042srIWu
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1/n 🧵 Pleased to publish today in @NEJM ‘Lessons from England’s National Health Service’, with Tim Ferris and @DavidBlumenthal (Harvard Medical School). 4 key points to share ⬇️
Dr Nick Manning-Cork retweeted
As #LGCW2024 begins, authors of a new Comment highlight the need to invest in #cancercare in the UK and emphasise the urgent need for a #NationalCancerPlan
Comment: Investing in cancer care in the UK: why aren’t we acting on the evidence?
thelancet.com/journals/lanon…
Dr Nick Manning-Cork retweeted
New NHS performance stats, combined with findings of Lord Darzi's review, lay bare consequences of a decade of underinvestment in NHS and the immense challenge for the new government in reversing the NHS’ decline.
Full response from @TimGardnerTHF ⬇️
health.org.uk/news-and-comme…
ALT 'We need to shift more resources towards primary care and community-based services, NHS buildings and equipment must be modernised, and technology must be harnessed to improve care for patients. Only then will we make the NHS fit for the future.' Tim Gardner, Assistant Director of Policy at the Health Foundation
Dr Nick Manning-Cork retweeted
What would it mean for the economy to serve #HealthForAll and how can we get there?
My piece in @TheLancet with @WHO Director @DrTedros explores how to implement the @WHO Resolution on Economics of Health for All.
Full article ➡️ thelancet.com/journals/lance…
Informed by the @Economy4Health Council’s final report ➡️ who.int/publications/i/item/…
Dr Nick Manning-Cork retweeted
A new Parliament sits today
If they want to think about a Cancer Plan - here's a starter for 10 @TheLancetOncol
Pressure points explored and recommendations offered
thelancet.com/journals/lanon…
Dr Nick Manning-Cork retweeted
Only prevention can save the NHS. This is v good from the team @nesta_uk. Also some killer charts showing the size of the problem and where to look for answers.
nesta.org.uk/blog/heres-why-…
Dr Nick Manning-Cork retweeted
How do the Conservatives leave the NHS after 14 years?
Political failure has left the health system in crisis and caused harm
Labour now need to be honest about the £s needed to recover services and the implications for tax and spending
In @bmj_latest
bmj.com/content/386/bmj.q149…
Dr Nick Manning-Cork retweeted
The UK loses 185 million workdays each year to ill health.
Following our roundtable with @Business4health, we've published five key recommendations for how the next government can improve the health of the workforce and stimulate the economy.
Read more: rsph.org.uk/about-us/news/ho…
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🚨Today we have published a new report showing how cancer strategies can drive improvements in outcomes 🚨
We’re calling on the incoming UK Government to commit to a long-term plan for England and make this election a #TurningPointforCancer
news.cancerresearchuk.org/20…
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Our new report, Leading on Cancer, sets out the evidence on how cancer strategies can drive improvements in outcomes across the UK.
We set out the 6 tests that a cancer strategy should fulfil:
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NEW: How can the next government improve the health of our workforce and boost growth? Bold action is needed.
In our second #GeneralElection briefing we set out the impact and scale of changing health on employment, and key priorities for government ⬇️
health.org.uk/publications/l…
ALT How can the next government improve the health of the workforce and boost growth?
Dr Nick Manning-Cork retweeted
🗣️ Britain’s public services are staggering under the weight of hardship as primary schools and primary healthcare divert their resources to the needs of those struggling to afford the essentials
Our report shows the impact of hardship on primary schools and primary healthcare🧵
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Today’s @ONS labour market data, the last release before the election, shows a record 2.83 million people aged 16-64 out of the workforce due to long-term health issues. Any incoming government must prioritise addressing working-age ill health to boost economic growth.
We’ve published the latest UK labour market figures.
Headline indicators for the UK labour market for February to April 2024 show:
• employment was 74.3%
• unemployment was 4.4%
• economic inactivity was 22.3%
Read Labour market overview ➡️ ons.gov.uk/employmentandlabo…
ALT Headline indicators for the UK labour market February to April 2024 employment (ages 16 to 24) 74.3% unemployment (ages 16+) 4.4% economic inactivity (ages 16 to 64) 22.3% Publication: Labour market overview, UK: June 2024