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Migrant Drs keep the NHS going

Kingsley PurdamRob FordAneez Esmail By Yasmin Farooq, Kingsley Purdam, Rob Ford and Aneez Esmail Filed Under: All posts Posted: September 25, 2015

Research led by Yasmin Ghazala Farooq with Kingsley Purdam, Aneez Esmail and Rob Ford at the University of Manchester has highlighted the vital contribution overseas trained doctors have made to people’s health and to the NHS in the UK. Given the ongoing debates about immigration control it is important to recognise that Britishness is a […]

Tagged With: GPs, migration, NHS, Social Statistics

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Engaging with the electorate

Kingsley Purdam By Kingsley Purdam and Rosalynd Southern Filed Under: All posts, Featured, Westminster Watch Posted: March 4, 2015

Politicians seeking election this May need to communicate effectively with potential voters. Rosalynd Southern and Kingsley Purdam explain that – judging by the last General Election – many of them could do better. Good communication skills and an ability to connect with the electorate are key attributes for MPs. But in the UK MPs undertake […]

Tagged With: BNP, email, general election, Labour Party, MPs, mySociety, political parties, politics, TheyWorkForYou, UKIP

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Why food insecurity and food banks have become commonplace

Kingsley PurdamElisabeth GarrattAneez Esmail By Kingsley Purdam, Elisabeth Garratt and Aneez Esmail Filed Under: All posts, Featured, Westminster Watch Posted: February 12, 2015

A recently published All Party Parliamentary report warns that food insecurity in the UK is here to stay until effective action is taken. Dr Kingsley Purdam, Elisabeth Garratt and Professor Aneez Esmail explain why. More than half a million people in the UK are reliant on food aid, according to Church Action on Poverty. This is […]

Tagged With: All Party Parliamentary Inquiry into Hunger and Food Poverty, Church Action on Poverty, Citizens Advice Bureau, English Longitudinal Study of Ageing, food banks, food insecurity, Health Survey for England, National Nutrition Screening Survey, Poverty and Social Exclusion Survey, Social and Cultural Rights, the International Covenant on Economic, Trussell Trust, United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food

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