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Responding to Matt Hancock’s argument that the NHS will fall behind the curve if it waits to evaluate benefits before implementing new technology, Adam Steventon says evaluation is crucial and outline...
Data can be used to improve health care in myriad ways, from better operational decisions, to quality improvement, commissioning, policymaking and public debate.
Chief Executive Jennifer Dixon offers up her suggestions for the NHS long term plan.
As the population ages, more people are living with complex health needs, including multiple conditions and frailty. In his latest blog, Adam Steventon outlines the findings of the latest Improvement ...
In her latest blog, Tracy Webb announces the Q Improvement Lab’s latest project, in collaboration with Mind.
Improvement Fellow Suzanne Wood explores the potential impact of investing in self-management.
In his blog, Ollie Hart, GP partner and clinical lead for person-centred care, examines the benefits of collaborating with his patients to manage long-term conditions.
The research we fund at the Health Foundation plays an important part in helping to make sense of the complexities of health and health care.
Will Warburton presents the case for a provider capability-building fund to support the NHS long term plan.
Anita Charlesworth blogs about the establishment of a new centre to provide independent projections, research and analysis to help ensure the long-term sustainability of health and social care in the ...
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