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10 Forgotten, neglected and a poor relation? Reflecting on the 75th anniversary of adult social care
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Introduction Introduction
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The NHS in comparative context in 2019 The NHS in comparative context in 2019
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How has the NHS changed? How has the NHS changed?
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The pandemic response The pandemic response
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How does 2019 compare to 2000? How does 2019 compare to 2000?
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How did the NHS in 2009 compare to both 2000 and 2019? How did the NHS in 2009 compare to both 2000 and 2019?
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The UK healthcare system in comparative perspective The UK healthcare system in comparative perspective
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How does the analysis here compare to typology-based approaches to healthcare systems? How does the analysis here compare to typology-based approaches to healthcare systems?
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Why does the UK have such poor health outcomes and such high preventable mortality? Why does the UK have such poor health outcomes and such high preventable mortality?
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Conclusion Conclusion
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Notes Notes
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References References
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11 The NHS at 75 in comparative perspective
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Published:October 2023
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Abstract
This chapter explores OECD data to comparatively locate the NHS in relation to a range of key measures in terms of its position today, its position before the COVID-19 pandemic, and then at two other time points. It concludes that the NHS rates comparatively strongly on equity, but that its services are under severe pressure both because of the pandemic, but also because of the wider societal context of social inequality within which it has to function – a context which has grown worse over the last decade. In order to understand and address the difficulties facing the NHS, we have to look wider than health services, and begin to address these wider societal challenges.
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