Public Policy Projects
Public Policy Projects (PPP) is a policy institute that offers practical analysis and development across a range of sectors, including health, social care, life sciences, net-zero and climate change.
We bring together expert policymakers, stakeholders, academics and business leaders with a common interest in the future of public policy.
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Transforming care delivery and improving patient experience
PPP’s Population Health in Business series the examines the impact of public-private collaboration on data and how to maximise the benefits of health-relevant data held by businesses.
Following her recent Review into integrated care systems, Patricia Hewitt joined PPP for a breakfast meeting to discuss the future of UK health and care and how to develop the NHS into a 'national wellness service'. PPP Head of Policy Dr Dean Thompson covers the key insights from the meeting.
As integrated care systems (ICSs) continue to dominate discourse surrounding health and care, Gabriel Blaazer presents insight from last year's ICS Roadshow where system leaders and key stakeholders sought to define what 'good' looks like for ICSs.
Public Policy Projects’ (PPP) 'Going further for wound healing' series examines the impact of chronic wounds on patients, professionals and systems in the health and social care services. Through this series, PPP aims to explore the unmet needs in wound care, break down silos between the frontline and leadership, and help to transform the delivery of wound care.
The latest report from PPP's Global Genomics Insight series highlights the need to increase the accessibility of genomics medicine globally.
A new Public Policy Projects (PPP) report outlines the importance of trust to trial participation, and how embedding trials can help patients feel more at ease.
PPP’s Population Health in Business series examines the impact of business on health outcomes and inequalities. The second roundtable in the series examined the impact that businesses can have on the health of their community, and the inequalities which exist.
With Chancellor Jeremy Hunt unveiling his 2023 Spring Budget on Thursday, Public Policy Projects outlines what it means for health, life science and net zero.
How do we rank the government’s science vision and where does it go next? PPP Partnership Manager Willy Morris provides something of a report card on the UK’s progress as a science superpower.
Barely six months in and ICSs are already subject to their first independent review – but Patricia Hewitt’s re-evaluation of integration represents a genuine attempt to finally empower ICSs, not another deck chair reorganisation.
