Led by University College London (UCL), PREVENTT was initially a Health Foundation Shine 2010 project. It aimed to improve the management of anaemia in surgical patients and reduce the need for ...
This evidence scan provides a picture of research into cross sector working to support innovation...
Within the NHS there are many pockets of good practice and examples of successful innovation and ...
It’s Sunday evening, and I’m in charge of bed time – if not in control. ‘I’m emptying the boat!’ says my 4-year old, using her milk cup to hurl as much water as she can from the bath to the floor....
The Health Foundation is working with the Innovation Unit to understand what it takes to successfully scale and spread innovation in health care. The spread of innovation in health care has bee...
Health innovation is not just about scientific breakthroughs. It’s also about rethinking how we provide care, innovating through changes to patient pathways and revolutionising traditional delivery...
Let’s follow the logic: to improve quality and efficiency, the NHS needs to change dramatically. Given widespread variation, the parts of the NHS which particularly need to change are those particu...
Q is an initiative connecting people with improvement expertise across the UK. It is being led by the Health Foundation and supported and co-funded by NHS Improvement.
Spreading Improvement is our new programme to spread successful improvement ideas. The programme facilitates greater spread of Health Foundation projects across health care and maximise the impact ...
Why is change in the NHS so hard, and what can national bodies do to help? We spoke to Mary Dixon-Woods, Professor of Medical Sociology and Wellcome Trust Senior Investigator at the University of L...
