Life expectancy still below pre-pandemic levels, ONS reveals
By Lee Peart 05 December 2024
Life expectancy remains below pre-pandemic levels in the vast majority of the UK, the ONS has revealed.
NHS recovery in Scotland lagging behind England, says IFS
By Lee Peart 28 November 2024
The NHS recovery from the pandemic in Scotland has been slower than in England, according to new IFS analysis.
Restoring NHS productivity could unlock billions, says IPPR
By Lee Peart 26 November 2024
Restoring NHS productivity to pre-pandemic levels could unlock billions of pounds in funding, the IPPR has said.
Thinktank - Unsung Britain
By Liz Wells 25 November 2024
As the Government focuses on prevention to reduce pressures on the NHS a new study aims to examine the pattern of health changes among low-to-middle families over the past 35 years.
NI hike could force social care providers to close, research warns
By Lee Peart 22 November 2024
Changes to employer National Insurance Contributions could force many social care providers to close, new analysis has warned.
Working age and lifelong disabled adults largest area of adult social care spend
By Lee Peart 15 November 2024
Support for working age and lifelong disabled adults has become the largest area of expenditure in adult social care, making up 63% of the net adult social care commissioned spend in England in the...
NHS hospital productivity starting to rebound, IFS finds
By Lee Peart 15 November 2024
NHS hospital productivity in England has begun to improve, according to new analysis by The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS).
The state of health and social care in England
11 November 2024
Many children and young people are not currently getting the support they need putting them at risk of long-term mental and physical illness, the CQC has warned.
A rising health burden
11 November 2024
Fundamental changes are needed to our health model if the UK is to address Non Communicable Diseases which affect a quarter of the population and cost the country £130bn per year
What if the NHS isn't actually broken?
By Liz Wells 11 November 2024
Principal consultant Aidan Rave believes the consensus that our health service is ‘broken’ is nothing more than a way to avoid difficult decisions.
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Doncaster, South YorkshireGrade 7 - £29,542 - £32,578
Rehabilitation Officer / Worker Visual Impairment
£39,481 to £44,253 per annum (pro rata for part time)
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