Latest figures suggest the NHS is being tested to its very limits
Health Foundation response to NHS England’s monthly performance statistics.
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£42m new research institute to boost evidence on improving care in the NHS
A new research institute led by the University of Cambridge and funded by the Health Foundation is to boost evidence on improving care in the NHS.
Workforce strategy urgently needed
Our response to Health and Social Care Select Committee published evidence showing that an additional 1 million staff will be needed across health and social care in England by 2033/34 to keep up with...
Research highlights need for a transport system that better supports the nation’s health
Our new analysis finds an increase in walking and cycling could prevent up to around 6,100 deaths a year in England.
National Audit Office report highlights lack of workforce strategy for adult social care
The Health Foundation has responded to a new National Audit Office report on the adult social care workforce in England.
This Budget must protect those most at risk from the pandemic and its financial consequences
Comment from the Health Foundation ahead of next week's Budget.
Health Foundation responds to NHS England performance statistics
Today’s performance figures show that health and social care services are under sustained and intense strain this winter, says Ruth Thorlby, Assistant Director of Policy at the Health Foundation.
Who is most vulnerable to health-related misinformation about COVID-19?
Research at The Alan Turing Institute reveals who is most likely to believe online misinformation – and what can be done to tackle the problem.
New research into options for funding social care published
The interim findings are from a joint project between the Health Foundation and The King's Fund looking at options for funding adult social care in England.
Wales must not be an afterthought when fighting COVID-19
Proportionally, Wales has recorded some of the UK's highest coronavirus death rates. Auriol Miller, a member of our COVID-19 impact inquiry expert advisory panel, reflects on why this might be.
