Health and Social Care

publication 17 February 2020
What do children and young people looked after and their families think about care?
Megan Park, Suzanna Nesom and Dr Helen Hodges

Care-experienced children and young people as well as their families have unique perspectives on the care system and incorporating their views into decision-making has a...

publication 31 January 2020
Public Engagement and 'A Healthier Wales'
Dr Paul Worthington, Sarah Quarmby and Dan Bristow

This report considers how commitments on public engagement set out in A Healthier Wales (AHW) might be translated into an evidence-informed programme of activity. Defining...

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Commentary 1 November 2017
Matthew Taylor talks about the Future of Work
Matthew Taylor, Chief Executive of the Royal Society of Arts (RSA), discusses the RSA's programme for the Future of Work, at our Future of Work...
Publications 26 February 2017
Harnessing Growth Sectors for Poverty Reduction
This report considers how growth sectors can reduce poverty by providing high quality jobs and opportunities for career progression. Based on research funded by the...
Publications 17 October 2016
Efficiency and the NHS Wales Funding Gap
Could further 'technical' efficiency help close the long-term NHS 'funding gap' in Wales?
Publications 27 June 2016
Food Policy as Public Policy
This report examines whether the Welsh Government’s Food Strategy was sufficiently comprehensive and up to date.
Publications 8 June 2016
Increasing the Role of Social Business Models in the Health and Social Care in Wales
This report by the Public Policy Institute for Wales (PPIW) reviews the evidence on ways of increasing the role which Social Business Models (SBMs) can...
Publications 27 May 2016
De-escalating Interventions for Troubled Adolescents
This report by the Public Policy Institute for Wales (PPIW) provides advice on the potential to de-escalate interventions in the lives of troubled adolescents. To...
Commentary 24 March 2016
Why We Need Evidence on Poverty
Poverty is a long-standing and apparently intractable problem in Wales. Around 23% of population, some 700,000 people, live on household incomes of less than 60% of the median....
Publications 29 February 2016
Promoting Emotional Health, Well-being and Resilience in Primary Schools
What works in building emotional resilience of children in Welsh primary schools?