Health inequalities in 2040
This report explores how patterns of diagnosed ill health vary by socioeconomic deprivation in England and projects these patterns to 2040.
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Health inequalities in 2040: future governments will need to think locally when designing policies
We spoke to Steve Webb (former pensions minister) and Jonathan Pearson-Stuttard from LCP about what projections of working-age health by 2040 mean for business, work and society.
Optimising engagement in routine collections of electronic patient-reported outcomes into disease registries (OPT-ePRO)
This project examined how to engage patients (especially those who are older and/or living in socially deprived areas), health care professionals, and commissioners in routine electronic patient-repor...
New podcast series: Leading Improvement in Health and Care
The Health Foundation, Q and NHS Confederation are launching a brand new improvement podcast.
Mark Chaloner
Mark Chaloner joined the Health Foundation's investment committee as an independent member in December 2020.
Exploring public attitudes towards the use of digital health technologies and data
Understanding how the public feels about digital health technologies and data use is crucial to their successful rollout to improve health care quality and efficiency.
What could 'personalised prevention' mean for our health?
Talia Boshari and Adam Briggs look at the potential of personalised prevention to improve health our health and help the NHS.
Sure Start shows that to improve health, governments must keep the faith
Sure Start shows that long-term investment in systems approaches to improving health pays off.
What do worsening health inequalities mean for the NHS?
The REAL Centre’s recent work has wide-reaching implications for England’s health and social care services. Hannah Rose explores three key areas.
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