Nursing a safer future: How nurses are using proactive approaches to manage patient safety
This special supplement explores how nurses are using proactive approaches to manage patient safety.
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Lining Up: How do improvement programmes work?
Lessons from the Health Foundation’s Lining Up research project – an investigation into interventions to reduce central line infections. It explores why promising improvement programmes can fall short...
Sustaining and spreading self-management support
This report contains the independent evaluation of the second phase of our Co-creating Health improvement programme.
Measuring harm
Lessons from a Health Foundation roundtable about current approaches to measuring harm.
Is the quality of care in England getting better?
The first annual assessment of the quality of government-funded health and social care services from QualityWatch, a research programme launched in October 2013 by the Nuffield Trust and the Health Fo...
QualityWatch: Focus on preventable admissions
This QualityWatch report explores patterns of emergency admissions across England for people with ambulatory care sensitive conditions.
QualityWatch: Focus on hip fracture
This QualityWatch report explores the quality of care and outcomes of treatment for hip fracture, drawing on 10 years of hospital inpatient activity data.
Measuring and monitoring safety: a primary care perspective
Professor Aneez Esmail discusses the measurement and monitoring of safety from the perspective of primary care.
Measuring and monitoring safety: an acute care perspective
Dr Carol Peden offers reflections on the measurement and monitoring of safety from the perspective of a practising clinician based at a busy district general hospital.
Identifying risks and monitoring safety
Jane O’Hara and Ruthe Isden consider the role of patients and citizens in the identification of risk and the measurement and monitoring of safety within health care.
