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Deborah Ward

@warddeborahj

Freelance health/social care data analyst. Previously @TheKingsFund @NHSProviders. Lover of beautiful spreadsheets and simple charts.

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Great to see this topic coming up the agenda. Often overlooked but so important for patients. Bet everybody you know has personal experience of this.

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In this year’s Social Care 360 report, Simon Bottery and Deborah Ward examine the key trends in adult social care as the Covid-19 pandemic struck and outline six things that need to happen as part of a long-term reform programme. kingsfund.org.uk/publications/s…

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NHS waiting lists soared during the pandemic with 1.5m more people now waiting for treatment, and as hospitals try to work through the backlog, there’s incredibly little headroom in the system. Any uptick in Covid patients pushes non-Covid patients out ft.com/content/541595…

NHS waiting lists soared during the pandemic with 1.5m more people now waiting for treatment, and as hospitals try to work through the backlog, there’s incredibly little headroom in the system.

Any uptick in Covid patients pushes non-Covid patients out ft.com/content/541595…
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Stark numbers in latest hospital stats. It's easy to normalise bad, but these numbers should be ringing alarm bells - the weather is still mild and flu + noro haven't fully taken off yet. A system "on its knees” says The King's Fund's Deborah Ward dailymail.co.uk/wires/pa/artic…

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Musing on big numbers in my latest blog for The King's Fund. Imagine a line with 1,000 at one end and 1 billion at the other end, where does 1 million go on the scale?

Musing on big numbers in my latest blog for <a href="/TheKingsFund/">The King's Fund</a>. Imagine a line with 1,000 at one end and 1 billion at the other end, where does 1 million go on the scale?
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So much to digest in the Health at a Glance data published by OECD Statistics this week. Striking to see how quickly life expectancy has fallen in some countries during the pandemic. More from Veena Rayleigh here: kingsfund.org.uk/blog/2021/11/c…

So much to digest in the Health at a Glance data published by <a href="/OECD_Stat/">OECD Statistics</a> this week. Striking to see how quickly life expectancy has fallen in some countries during the pandemic. More from Veena Rayleigh here: kingsfund.org.uk/blog/2021/11/c…
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'Imagine, if one patient from the waiting list walks into an NHS hospital every minute of every day (24 hours a day), then it would take 11 years for them all to enter the building, or 25 years if the list reaches 13 million.' Deborah Ward kingsfund.org.uk/blog/2021/11/n…

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Excess deaths in the United Kingdom from January 2020 to June 2021 were higher than in most West European and high-income countries except for Spain, Portugal, Italy and the United States. Here we examine the latest statistics from OECD ➡️ Better Policies for Better Lives: kingsfund.org.uk/blog/2021/11/c…

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Been hanging out with these small humans for a while but they are not very up to speed on health and social care policy. Any recommendations of things to read to catch me up as I foray back into the world of work??

Been hanging out with these small humans for a while but they are not very up to speed on health and social care policy. Any recommendations of things to read to catch me up as I foray back into the world of work??