Innovation and leadership post-COVID: 5 things your teams want from you
We explore out 5 things people working in health and care want from their leaders to enable them to build a stronger, more resilient system for the future.
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Using marketing automation techniques to improve information delivery and lifestyle change in patients with diabetes
This project aims to improve the engagement and self-management of patients with diabetes through an in information and education hub.
Strengthening social care analytics in the wake of COVID-19: initial findings
The Health Foundation and Future Care Capital have teamed up to explore the key data challenges the social care sector is facing in the post-COVID-19 era.
Emerging evidence on health inequalities and COVID-19: June 2020
Louise Marshall gives our second round up of the emerging evidence on COVID-19 and inequalities for June 2020.
Listen, Learn and Improve: Language analysis of patient feedback
This project aims to generate intelligence from patient feedback to increase understanding of patient experience and enable mangers to devise quality improvement interventions.
Staffing issues in care homes have contributed to COVID-19 infections amongst residents
Health Foundation response to ONS data on deaths involving COVID-19 in the care sector, and the results of the COVID-19 surveillance study in care homes (Vivaldi).
A learning health system approach to avoiding acute occupancy crises
This project aims to reduce the frequency of critically high bed occupancy states, and therefore improve patient care and experience in acute hospitals
Gill Clayton
Gill Clayton joined the Health Foundation in 2010 as a Programme Officer. She became a Programme Manager in 2013.
Learning from lockdown
COVID-19 and the response have touched every part of society. But as the UK edges out of lockdown, we ask which parts of our response to the pandemic are worth keeping hold of?
Immigration and Social Security Co-ordination (EU Withdrawal) Bill 2019-21
Health Foundation submission to the Public Bill Committee’s scrutiny into the Immigration and Social Security Co-ordination (EU Withdrawal) Bill 2019-21.
