A new report from Public Policy Projects (PPP) and Healthworks has called for the wholesale scaling of the provision of primary care in the UK to drastically improve patient outcomes and system efficiency.

World Health Organization (WHO) should declare climate change a public health emergency, says new report by Public Policy Projects, chaired by Seb Dance.

Long-term funding plan for workforce and capital investment needed to rapidly scale-up cancer services in response to “calamitous” pandemic impact.

The Health and Care Bill must clarify its position on the statutory basis of the ICS Health and Care Partnership Board.

LONDON, July 19, 2021 – Public Policy Projects (PPP), the global policy institute, has today published a report that unveils realistic and transformative solutions in four key areas of social care policy: integration, innovation, infrastructure, and funding.

A new report by Public Policy Projects (PPP) has outlined a series of measures for government, care providers and key stakeholders to digitally transform the social care sector.

PPP’s integrated care policy programme enters a new phase as the ICS Roadshow draws to a close, following five successful conferences held across the country. The policy institute will now seek to build upon the legacy of the Roadshow and launch the ICS Delivery Forum.

New PPP report calls upon the UK government to deliver on immediate plans for CCS, develop engineered carbon dioxide removals to put the ‘net’ into net zero and build a world-class UK supply chain with sustained future deployment.  

The Heath and Care Select Committee has accepted a recent report from Public Policy Projects as evidence in its inquiry to consider how Integrated Care Systems (ICSs) will deliver joined up health and care services to meet the needs of local populations.

A new report from Public Policy Projects (PPP) has found that standards of care for those living with rare diseases in the UK fall below government commitments set out in its England Rare Diseases Action Plan 2022.

Experts, policymakers and scientists came together for a week of compelling discussion and debate for the Public Policy Projects Global Genomics Conference. Key barriers to genomics research were dissected and a policy path for future life sciences innovation was mapped out.

Following a week of compelling discussion and debate, experts and stakeholders look back and reflect on the Public Policy Projects Global Genomics Conference, and analyse the significance of such events for the sector.

Climate finance is gaining momentum globally, but investment in adaptation and mitigation efforts still remains well below required levels. Increasing investment will be a central priority at COP 27 in Egypt.

Public Policy Projects (PPP) is delighted to announce its partnership with the University of Birmingham and Birmingham Health Partners on the PPP 2022 Cell & Gene Therapies Programme.

We are delighted to welcome Mark Bale, independent consultant in genomics, policy and bioethics, to our team as a Senior Adviser in genomics.

Public Policy Projects is supporting the British Egyptian Business Association’s (BEBA) delegation to the UK ahead of COP27.

Public Policy Projects is the headline sponsor of the Integrated Care Theatre at this year's Health Plus Care, as the conference returns for the first time since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Public Policy Projects (PPP) have launched their first climate change report, The climate crisis and its health impacts, calling on the World Health Organization (WHO) to revise the narrow disease-specific definition of public health emergency of international concern (PHEIC) to include climate change.  

Public Policy Projects is today delighted to announce that Radar Healthcare has joined PPP’s Social Care Policy Network, a group of industry leaders who will steer and inform the social policy debate.

As health secretary, it was my responsibility to keep the NHS out of the headlines. The current government seems to have forgotten how to do that. When John Major asked me to be health secretary he made it clear that my job was to keep the NHS out of the newspapers. That reflected his view that patients aren’t interested in sweeping […]

PPP’s integrated care policy programme enters a new phase as the ICS Roadshow draws to a close, following five successful conferences held across the country. The policy institute will now seek to build upon the legacy of the Roadshow and launch the ICS Delivery Forum.

New PPP report calls upon the UK government to deliver on immediate plans for CCS, develop engineered carbon dioxide removals to put the ‘net’ into net zero and build a world-class UK supply chain with sustained future deployment.  

As the 1+ Million Genomes enters a new phase, it serves as a key example of how countries can collaborate to share their experiences and challenges in rolling out genomics within their healthcare systems.

The fourth and final roundtable of the Innovation in the Food Supply Chain series.

The fourth and final roundtable of the Innovation in the Food Supply Chain series.

In PPP's third AgriFood roundtable, participants discussed how the sector can embed innovation priorities and enable agile collaboration between regulators, innovators and end-users.

The Heath and Care Select Committee has accepted a recent report from Public Policy Projects as evidence in its inquiry to consider how Integrated Care Systems (ICSs) will deliver joined up health and care services to meet the needs of local populations.

With convergent winter crises looming over the horizon, Ísla O'Connor assesses the Conservative Leadership hopefuls' plans for the NHS.

In late July, The Economist declared that there is “no better example” of Britain’s strengths than the life sciences sector. To what extent have the government's ambitions translated into action?

As the wheels of integrated care begin to turn, Eliot Gillings explores exactly what integrated care partnerships should be prioritising, and why.

Personal comments by Jon Gibbins, Professor of Carbon Capture and Storage, University of Sheffield and Director, UK CCS Research Centre, on the need for change.

On 25th July, the Health and Social Care Committee (HSCC) published their report, Workforce: recruitment, training and retention in health and social care.

While there is a broad consensus that the UK needs to improve the efficiency of its food system – and that the implementation of novel technologies in farming practices and across the food system is the most efficient route – it is unclear how to make this happen. While the UK is a global R&D power, too often new advances have not made it far enough along the innovation pathway to be implemented in commercial practices in the UK.