Topics
01. Leadership
Find out how our leadership work focuses on developing leaders specifically to improve the quality of care for patients
02. Patient safety
Our new safety programme – Safer Clinical Systems – aims to improve the underlying systems that support the delivery of healthcare
03. Person-centred care
Our Co-creating Health initiative aims to change the patient-clinician relationship to one of partnership and embed self-management support
04. Engaging clinicians
Our Engaging with Quality schemes aim to measure how patients are treated now and help healthcare professionals improve their practices
Latest news
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Stephen Thornton asks ‘Does better quality save money?’ at this year’s NHS Confederation
Does better quality save money? This was the key question that the Health Foundation's Chief Executive Stephen Thornton addressed in his speech delivered to NHS healthcare professionals at this year’s NHS Confederation in Liverpool.
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Supplement on transforming relationships launched in today's HSJ
The Health Foundation has launched a new supplement today in the Health Service Journal that explores how transforming the relationship between people who use services and those who provide them can be a driver for improving quality.
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Health Foundation receives recognition for its work by new Secretary of State for Health
The Health Foundation’s great work has been recognised in Andrew Lansley’s first major speech as Secretary of State for Health.
In focus
Quality Improvement Fellowships
These prestigious fellowships aim to develop clinically qualified senior leaders.
Closing the Gap
We need experts who can help teams to build the knowledge, skills and behaviours required for successful quality improvement.
Shine 2011
Can you and your team find new approaches to delivering healthcare that reduce the need for acute hospital care?
A must-read guide
What every board should know about healthcare quality improvement is made simple in our new publication.
So, what does the Health Foundation do?
A must-read publication for anyone wanting to find out more about us and what we do.
The patient will see you now
Looks at relationships between people who use services and those who provide them.
