Society Watch: Delivering the Government's Devolution Revolution
This policy briefing offers insights into public attitudes towards devolution, following a deliberative workshop with Sussex residents.
Health
Our work covers multi-morbidity, ageing, disability, addiction and mental health.
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Public attitudes to the NHS and social care
Nuffield Trust and the King’s Fund have published their latest report on public satisfaction with the NHS and social care in 2024.
Do high-rise residents feel safe from building fires and what can help them feel safer?
The study explored whether high rise residents felt safe from fire risks, what considerations affected this and what can help them feel safer.
Attitudes towards genetic testing to predict medicine response
A nationally representative survey on public attitudes towards genetic testing to understand and personalise medicine response.
Report on location-based promotions of less healthy food in supermarkets
A report on changes to the display of food and drink high in fat, sugar, or salt displayed in specified locations in supermarkets in England.
Impacts of Climate Change on the Health of Outdoor Workers in Urban Asia
A systematic evidence review.
An evaluation of effects on minimum unit pricing of alcohol
A longitudinal study of the effects of minimum unit pricing on retailer behaviour and household purchasing patterns to help reduce harmful drinking
Understanding the influence of social and physical environments on loneliness
Focus groups and interviews were conducted to explore how physical and social environments affect social connection in areas of high deprivation
Understanding how and why young disabled people experience loneliness
Interviews were conducted to explore young disabled people’s (aged 16-24) experience of building social connections and loneliness.
How poor-quality housing is harming millions of older adults
Millions of older adults in the UK live in unsafe, cold, and poorly maintained homes - worsening their health and increasing pressure on the NHS.