The Health Foundation has selected five projects to take part in its new programme to improve people’s health by taking action on the social determinants of health.
Led by Bangor University, this project aimed to improve the management and flow of acute medical admissions, including vulnerable and frail patients.
Our third annual report analysing the staff profile and trends in the NHS workforce in England in 2018.
Led by NHS Fife, this project aimed to find new and sustainable ways to support older people to live at home safely, with less need for crisis intervention by health and social care services.
This £1.6m programme will fund projects that research the development and use of data as a mechanism for improving health care quality. Applications open in April 2019.
This project aimed to raise awareness of the need for pre-pregnancy care for women with diabetes, among women themselves along with professionals such as pharmacists, health visitors and fertility cli...
New analysis shows NHS staff numbers are failing to keep pace with demand, and that there is ongoing deterioration in workforce numbers in critical areas such as primary and community care, nursing an...
Health Foundation response to The Topol Review on preparing the health care workforce for a digital future.
This project aimed to reduce the incidence of chronic back pain, promote patient self-management and reduce the costs associated with managing back pain.
Change in a system as complex as health and care is hard. We'll share fresh insights on this challenge at our annual event.
