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Kate Laycock, Emilie Sundorph and Alexander Hitchcock provide an overview of Reform's latest report, 'Work in progress. Towards a leaner, smarter public-sector workforce'. his paper evaluates recent governments’ approaches to workforce design across the National Health Service (NHS), education, central and local government and the police.

You can read the full report here: http://bit.ly/2leP9S0

Emilie Sundorph provides an overview of Reform's latest report, 'Smart campuses: how big data will transform higher education'. This paper is part of a series, conducted in partnership with Accenture, which looks at the role technology will play in the future delivery of public services.

You can read the full report here: http://bit.ly/2cbYZBV

This report provides a critical examination of how personal budgets have been used to deliver public services in the UK. It suggests where personal budgets show potential to deliver more effective, personalised public services, whilst also highlighting and suggesting solutions to the key challenges raised by their implementation so far.

For the final session of the day our panellists explore the future of healthcare. Find out more about our conference here: bit.ly/2UGlrXZbi

Reform was delighted to host an excellent first panel at the Reform Annual Conference on the theme of 'Government at your service' on the 9 February 2017.

The speakers on this panel were:
- Rt Hon Ben Gummer MP, Minister for the Cabinet Office and Paymaster General
- Jonathan Slater, Permanent Secretary, Department for Education
- Dr Ali Parsa, Founder and CEO, Babylon Health
- Professor the Baroness Wolf of Dulwich CBE, Sir Roy Griffiths Professor of Public Sector Management, King’s College London
- Daniel Searle, Chief Digital Officer, Hewlett Packard Enterprise

Reform's Annual Conference touched on the themes of integrating technology in the delivery of public services, stories of success within Whitehall, and public financing of the welfare state. We were joined by over 200 members of Reform’s network across the public, private and voluntary sectors.

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Reform Director Andrew Haldenby on the latest news at Reform, including the upcoming events and research programme.

Maisie Borrows and Daniel El-Gamry, Researchers at Reform, provide a brief overview of Reform's latest report 'A design diagnosis: reinvigorating the primary care estate'. The report finds that private funding can upgrade the primary care estate to deliver better patient care at value for money for the taxpayer. STPs should support GPs to ensure the design of privately developed surgeries meet their needs as a practice. You can read the report here: http://www.reform.uk/wp-content/uploa...

Professor Clare Gerada, GP Partner at the Hurley Group, on how she wants to see patients have far more responsibility for their healthcare

Dr Murray Ellender, Co-Founder, eConsult, discusses how technology can change why GPs see patients

Members of the Reform team discuss key priorities for the new Government to help drive productivity in public services.

Reform Director Andrew Haldenby gives an overview of Reform's work from the past month.

Maneesh Juneja, Digital Health Futurist, talks about the main change to how we deliver health and care in the future. Find out more from Reform's digital health conference #reformdigitalhealth: http://bit.ly/2UGlrXZ

Reform researcher and report author Dr Luke Heselwood explains the findings of our latest report.

Reform Director Andrew Haldenby gives an overview of Reform's work from the past month.

Home Secretary Theresa May gave a speech outlining her views on fire reform, the first since the Home Office took over responsibility for it in January 2016

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This report examines how well local authorities in England prevent and respond to youth homelessness. It assesses how far the Homelessness Reduction Act has created a coordinated response to youth homelessness across public services, and considers ways local and national government can build upon legislation to establish a more holistic and preventative approach to youth homelessness.