This event will provide support to finance staff as they help their organisations and systems to reduce health inequalities and prevent ill health.
The number of working-age people receiving health-related benefits in England and Wales has increased significantly since 2019, according to a report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies, with greater rises seen in areas of higher deprivation.
The UK needs to kick start a once-in-a-generation rethink of national health policy, according to a commission on health and prosperity.
The UK needs a rethink of national health policy to boost wellbeing and the economy, according to a cross-party Institute for Public Policy Research commission on health and prosperity.
Post-pandemic health inequalities in Scotland are showing no sign of easing, according to a report from the Health Foundation's Scottish Health Equity Research Unit.
This explainer gives tips on how to approach a financial strategy and helps teams assess how well they’re supporting work on health inequalities.
Reform of the Mental Health Act and limiting access to smoking were the main health measures set out by the new Labour government in this week’s king’s speech.
Reforming the Mental Health Act and limiting access to smoking were the key health measures announced in the king's speech.
The NHS is struggling to meet the needs of children and young people, according to a survey by NHS Providers.
Data can be an invaluable tool when it comes to addressing health inequalities. And finance teams are increasingly at the heart of this work.