Topic: Policy issues
Why NHS Staff Health and Wellbeing Isn’t a Niche Issue
The director of staff experience & engagement at NHS England reflects on how the pandemic and the NHS People Plan ...
Where Do I Sit in the Double Helix Model?
Bridging the gap between demand and supply means navigating the natural tensions that arise from the constant push and pull ...
IPPO Basic Income Roundtable Report
Officials, experts in basic income, academics and those who work with care experienced young people, met in Cardiff to discuss ...
Five Policy Lessons from the Covid-19 Pandemic in Ireland
Over the past year, Ireland’s National Economic and Social Council (NESC) has analysed the pandemic to extract lessons for public ...
How Science Advice was Inhibited and Facilitated in Ghana during COVID-19
Ghana’s response was lauded as exemplary in the early days of the COVID-19 outbreak. However the country did not develop ...
Can China’s zero-COVID Policy Stand Up to the Test?
Virologist Feng Gao is head of the Institute of Molecular and Medical Virology at Jinan University in southern China’s Guangzhou, ...
Rapid Evidence Review and Economic Analysis: NHS Staff Wellbeing and Mental Health
This is a summary of the findings of a rapid evidence review and economic analysis commissioned by The International Public ...
Implementing a Minimum Income Guarantee in Scotland
The Scottish Government is committed to commencing work in the current Parliament to provide a Minimum Income Guarantee (MIG) for ...
