NHS Innovation Accelerator
We're working in partnership with England’s Academic Health Science Networks and NHS England on the NHS Innovation Accelerator (NIA) programme, aiming to promote the uptake of innovation for patien...
Re-conceptualising holism in the contemporary nursing mandate: From individual to organisational relationships
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Published journal: Social Science and Medicine
What Counts? An ethnographic study of infection data reported to a patient safety program
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Published journal: Milbank Quarterly
Step into someone else’s shoes with the Health Foundation at NHS Expo
The Health Foundation will be at Health and Care Innovation Expo 2016 this week with its innovati...
Real lives of health and social care workers in the spotlight in Parliament this week
The Houses of Parliament are this week hosting a pioneering exhibit designed to shine a light on the contribution of the millions of people working in health and social care in the UK. ‘A Mile in M...
Realising the Value programme publishes roadmap to support the delivery of the NHS Five Year Forward View
A major new report for health and care system leaders, commissioners and front-line professionals concludes that person- and community- centred approaches are pivotal to improving health and wellbe...
Using mobile phones to support people with alcohol dependence
A project funded through our Shine programme aimed to increase the number of people who engaged with and finished the alcohol dependency aftercare programmes, using mobile phones as an engagement t...
Learning from innovation around the world
The International Partnership for Innovative Healthcare Delivery (IPIHD) is a relatively new organisation set up in 2011. It aims to identify, learn from and support the scale up of innovative mode...
Trialling web-based diabetes consultations
The DAWN project aims to transform diabetes care, replacing routine outpatient appointments where no physical examination is required, with web-based consultations.
Can austerity and innovation go hand in hand?
The NHS faces a severe squeeze on budgets for the foreseeable future, but trusts shouldn’t dismiss the potential cost benefits of intelligent improvement work.
