Day in the life of an eHealth strategist
Eleanor McColl works for NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde Health Board as Interim Head of eHealth Strategy and Programmes. We follow a typical day in her working life.
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How can we ensure the NHS has the workforce it needs?
Bill Clinton famously said ‘it’s the economy stupid’. In the case of the NHS delivering high quality, efficient care on a sustainable basis, we could sum that up with ‘it’s the workforce stupid’.
Webinar: Making healthy decisions on urban development and planning
The fourth and final webinar in this series shared emerging findings from UKPRP-funded projects and explored their implications for policy.
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Are we seeing the decline of general practice, or its rebirth? – with Professor Katherine Checkland, Dr Rebecca Fisher and Shaun Lintern
Episode 14. Even before the pandemic, rising workloads and workforce shortages had left many GPs dissatisfied and stressed. Then add a pandemic into the mix, with growing public frustration. Is this a...
How to build a more resilient workforce
Dr Anne-Marie Doyle leads a project funded by our Innovating for Improvement programme, with ambitious aims to improve the health and wellbeing of patients and staff in the Royal Brompton Hospital and...
Inaction on workforce planning will hamper the NHS and social care's ability to recover
Our response to the vote on the Health and Care Bill amendment on workforce planning.
Funding, news and events from November 2021
The latest funding, news and events from the Health Foundation.
A day in the life of an emergency nurse practitioner
Myrtle works in an acute NHS trust as an emergency nurse practitioner in the urgent care centre. We follow a typical day in her working life.
Up to the challenge?
Hugh Alderwick provides an overview of the government’s plans for spending and reform across the NHS and social care.
A GP’s perspective on the future of general practice
Dr Rebecca Fisher on current challenges facing general practice, the impact of the pandemic, and what needs to change to ensure equal access to care for all.
