Towards a greener NHS?
Tom Hardie explores health implications of climate change and explores how NHS can work towards net zero on carbon emissions.
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Fiscal sustainability of the NHS in Wales
This project will provide medium- and long-term projections of spending pressures facing the NHS in Wales, identifying the key risks to long-term fiscal sustainability of the health care system. The w...
Improving the QUALity and value of care for people with Poor Prognosis Cancers (I-qual-PPC)
A project aiming to improve care standards for people with poor prognosis cancers in Scotland, using real-world data from national and regional datasets along with patient- and carer-reported experien...
Predictive modelling of major trauma PROMs using machine learning
Project to improve care for major trauma patients by quality assuring rehabilitation alongside acute care. Linked major trauma PROMs to national clinical audit data to enable the construction of a pre...
Managing medically unexplained symptoms through screening, training and tailored psychological treatment
This project developed and implemented a screening tool for GPs and a specialist primary care service based on a new cognitive behavioural approach to medically unexplained symptoms.
Improving acute cardiac care of patients with renal disease through linkage of national audits in the UK
Project aiming to improve acute cardiology care for people with reduced kidney function by investigating national variations in patient management, using analysis of linked data from NICOR and UKRR.
Three research projects selected to advance the use of audit and registry data to improve quality of care
The Health Foundation has selected three original research projects as part of its open call for research that advances the development and use of data from national clinical audits and patient regist...
Consent PLUS: improving the consent process in elective lower limb arthroplasty
This project tested a consent initiative with patients undergoing elective hip and knee replacement, with the aim of improving patient understanding of the risks of surgery and its implications.
Weekly deaths are significantly higher than in the same period over the past five years
The number of deaths in the most recent week exceeds the average for the same week in the previous 5 years by 7,998.
Weekly registered deaths in 2020: tracker
Our weekly tracker showing the latest available data on mortality from all causes in 2020, as part of our COVID-19 chart series.
