Shaping Health Futures
This report outlines major trends and changes in the population, society, technology, politics, the environment, and other areas, that will impact the future of health and social care.
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New short-term capital funding boost for NHS in England will only scratch the surface
Health Foundation response to Prime Minister's announcement of funding for NHS capital infrastructure projects.
Methods for changing clinician behaviour
This case study was provided by Newcastle upon Tyne NHS Foundation Trust and discusses its project to find additional ways of reminding clinicians about shared decision making and encouraging more of ...
The excluded middle: Is the 'new money' new or not?
The announcement of a £1.8bn cash injection for NHS capital infrastructure projects has generated lively debate. Ben Gershlick explores how new the new money is, and if it is enough.
Influencing the wider determinants of health
This pilot programme aims to help public health leaders broaden their influence and act as local system leaders, influencing a range of factors that impact on people’s health.
Use of traffic icons to guide the behaviour of health care staff, patients and carers at the bedside
Led by a team at Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board, this project developed a set of intuitive traffic icons for common risks to guide the behaviour of health care staff, patients and carers. Ico...
Shaping Health Futures
A programme to support health and social care policymakers to prepare better for the future.
Fast-track group intervention for low back pain patients
Led by a team from Cardiff and Vale University Health Board, this project developed an innovative group intervention for lower back pain patients, incorporating a bio-psychosocial approach. The team l...
A positive step towards a digital future but technology needs to be driven by patient need
Health Foundation response to government announcement of new investment in technology and AI.
The Prime Minister has identified reducing waiting times as a priority, but there is a mountain to climb
Health Foundation response to NHS England monthly performance stats
