Economics reports 22-29th August 2016

Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) workers are a third more likely to be underemployed than white workers, according to a new TUC report

UK manufacturing and the 4th Industrial revolution - EEF report.

Sugar Levy a briefing- Institute Economic Affairs.

And how much do you earn? Public pressure for government regulation of pay Institute of Economic Affairs.

Life after pension choices Consumer reflections on pension freedoms and thoughts on the future- Citizens Advice.

Health Reports 11-18 January 2016

UK Health Forum
Tipping the scales: why preventing obesity makes economicsense

Sugar Taxes - Institute of Economic Affairs 

Taxpayers Alliance - Sugar Tax briefing
Calorie Labelling Royal Society Public health

Health reports 6th July-17th July 2015

Better leadership for tomorrow NHS Leadership Review - Rose review

Alzheimer's Society

The hidden cost of dementia in Wales

1 in 4 hospital meals thrown away - Campaign for better hospital food

 NHS Pay Review Body

 Enabling the delivery of healthcare services every day ofthe week - the implications for Agenda for Change

 Nuffield Trust

Viewpoint: reconsidering accountability in an age of integrated care

London School of Economics & Political Science

 Older people’s experiences of dignity and nutrition during hospital stays: secondary data analysis using the adult inpatient survey

Sweet Truth is there a market failure in sugar- Institute of Economic affairs report on the taxation of sugar.

Winterbourne review view  The 6 month independent review of the Transforming Care and

Commissioning Steering Group, chaired by Sir Stephen Bubb

July 2015 Association of Chief Executives of Voluntary Organisations

 

Alcohol's harm to others- Institute of Alcohol Studies.
Alcohol consumption can have a range of negative impacts
on people other than the drinker, for example physical violence, road
traffic accidents, relationship problems, financial
difficulties, feeling scared in public places, or reporting negative impacts on children due to
another person’s drinking.

Food for thought- BMA report on promoting healthy eating through possible taxation of sugar.

European Services Strategy Unit

The new health and social care economy

This report examines the new health and social care economy in the north-west of England, spanning Sefton, Liverpool and Greater Manchester. It makes recommendations for the reconfiguration of the organisation and funding of health and social care in this region.