Meet the network of data experts looking to solve the UK’s most pressing health and care challenges
The Health Foundation has today announced that five partner organisations have joined its Networked Data Lab.
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Delivering speech and language therapy through telemedicine to adults who stammer
This project aimed to increase support and treatment for adults who stammer, and equip them with long-term strategies to effectively manage their stammer.
Communications team
Our comms team works to achieve maximum impact from the Health Foundation’s work, in support of our aims to bring about better health and health care for people in the UK.
Digital and data-driven innovation: supporting it to thrive
Arne Wolters explores how digital and data-driven innovation can be used in ways that maximise the benefits to everyone’s health and care.
Positive Reporting and Appreciative Inquiry in Sepsis (PRAISe)
This project aimed to improve early sepsis management and antimicrobial stewardship.
Adult social care and COVID-19
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has had a profound impact on people receiving social care, their families, and on social care workers. We explore the scale of the impact and the policy response in...
Adult social care and COVID-19: Assessing the policy response in England so far
Our analysis of the national government policy response during the first phase of the pandemic.
A self-management digital platform for children and young people with ADHD
This project aimed to improve quality of care and self-management of children and young people with ADHD and their families.
Adult social care and COVID-19: Assessing the impact on social care users and staff in England so far
Our analysis on the scale of the impact of COVID-19 on social care in England during the first phase of the pandemic
Low income workers at greater risk of unemployment and mounting ill-health as furlough scheme unwinds
New analysis by the Health Foundation reveals that an economic crisis is likely to have unequal impact on people with the lowest incomes.
