The year ahead: what and why
Our chief executive takes us on a quick tour of the work the Health Foundation has planned in 2022 across our three main areas of focus.
Blogs Read the latest blogs from the Health Foundation on health care improvement, quality, sustainability and population health
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We also offer a range of long reads on key subjects related to our work.
Our most recent blogs
Collaborating on the wider determinants of health
Liz Cairncross reflects on some common themes and learning from the Health Foundation’s first grant programme in the public health space.
Four lessons the pandemic has taught us about health data
Adam Steventon reflects on what we can learn from the successes and failures in the use of data during the pandemic.
Enabling service transformation in practice: reflections on the Wade-Gery review
Will the Wade-Gery review enable the NHS to make a leap forwards on tech and data? Tim Horton reflects on what matters for enabling service transformation in practice.
Up to the challenge?
Hugh Alderwick provides an overview of the government’s plans for spending and reform across the NHS and social care.
Which is most important for good mental health: paid work, avoiding poverty or money itself?
Researchers from the University of Glasgow use longitudinal data to study the relationship between changes in employment, income, poverty and mental health.
An anchor approach to sustainability
Drawing on findings from the Health Anchors Learning Network, Jenna Collins explores how the NHS can help combat climate change through its role as an anchor institution.
A healthy economy needs healthy people
Andrew Goddard, president of the RCP, sets out the importance of cross-government working to put people and health before profit.
Introducing Economies for Healthier Lives
How will our four projects, led by partners in Glasgow, Havant, Leeds and Liverpool, deliver place-based improvements to the economy and local people’s health?
If it takes a village to raise a child, why aren’t we doing more to support parents?
Anita Mehay and Cara Leavey share their thoughts about the socioeconomic inequalities that can disproportionately affect families from minority ethnic backgrounds, and the recent government announceme...
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