Nick Seddon explains why the NHS needs to break the habits of the past in order boost the service’s ability to take up and spread innovation.

Nick Seddon argues that state-funded patient hotels in Scandinavia could offer a model for better experience for patients and greater value for money for taxpayers.

Reform's report by Sir Michael Barber arguing that a radical new approach to aid and development can bring an “end to aid” received extensive media coverage.

James Zuccollo argues that Chancellor George Osborne's decision to continue ringfencing is a burden to departmental budgets

Patrick Nolan argues that Today’s Budget was full of giveaways and short-termist measures. What it didn’t do was tackle the politically fraught issue of protected areas of spending.

Dr Patrick Nolan discusses plans to cut departmental spending in Budget 2013

Cathy Corrie, following Reform's report on the public finances, Not just a crash diet, argues that George Osbone must end the ring-fencing of key budgets.

Patrick Nolan argues that real test of this week’s Budget will be whether George Osborne strengthens the management of the public finances.

Reform’s latest research paper on the fiscal position, received widespread coverage in print and media.

Nick Seddon is quoted in an Economist article on private health care in England.

Thomas Cawston writes in City AM on examples of innovative delivery in healthcare from around the world.

Following Reform's conference on "Implementing a model for funding social care", Lord Norman Warner writes on the recommended cap on care costs.