The Health Select Committee today publishes its report Public health post-2013, which considers the impact of the Health and Social Care Act reforms on the public health landscape. Responding to the r...
The pandemic has increasingly divided people into two worlds: those with direct experience of COVID-19, and those frustrated by the restrictions. Personal stories can bridge these two worlds in powerf...
The Chancellor isn’t saying whether the current £20 per week uplift in benefit support will be extended beyond April 2021. We explore what the public thinks in results from our latest polling.
The Health Foundation will be at Health and Care Innovation Expo 2016 this week with its innovative exhibition designed to help foster empathy with people working in health and social care (Stand 65)....
Episode 3. What is the long-term path for the NHS when the emergency phase of COVID is over?
The NHS in Wales must deliver at least £700m of efficiency savings to close the projected funding gap by 2019/20, finds new analysis published today by independent charity the Health Foundation. This ...
Housing problems such as overcrowding, poor quality and unaffordable homes are a threat to health. Improving housing’s impact on health will help COVID-19 recovery and offer opportunities to address o...
Responding to the publication of the Care Quality Commission’s State of Care (2016) report, Dr Jennifer Dixon, chief executive of the Health Foundation said: 'Today's report shows that, against the od...
This film explores the complex care needs of people who have been severely ill with COVID-19, many of whom have gone on to experience long-lasting and serious health problems.
Responding to the budget announcement, Anita Charlesworth, Director of Research and Economics at the Health Foundation, said: 'The budget announced by the Welsh government provides for a 2.5% real-ter...
