Bringing the collaborative economy to health care
We are in an era of sharing. Yet it appears that the sharing economy movement has largely failed to permeate the NHS.
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Health care only accounts for 10% of a population’s health
Bernard Baruch, a US philanthropist, said that ‘the ability to express an idea is well nigh as important as the idea itself’.
Where’s policy action needed for a healthier population?
If you were to choose a government department you would run for a day to improve the health of the population, which would it be?
Dealing with an epidemic of disempowerment
What does a resident of Calton in Glasgow have in common with the average American? Neither is very healthy.
NHS competition policy and the EU
Nearly two years ago, the Health Foundation commissioned a team of researchers at the University of York to investigate how and whether competition works in five European health systems – France, Port...
Climbing the social mobility ladder
A lack of upward social mobility will perpetuate health inequalities that are not only unjust for individuals, but also affects life chances between different groups in society the rest of society...
How safety huddles can drive improvement and reduce harm
In a world where morale is low and resources depleted, how do you reach and engage the whole workforce to believe they can make a difference?
Increasing the impact of your research
The Health Foundation’s new communications toolkit helps researchers to increase the influence of their findings in health and health care.
Season of bewilderment: Delivering health and social care in an environment of uncertainty
It seems hard to grasp that the general election was only two months ago: the political world seems to spin much faster than conventional time.
What next for publicly funded social care?
Reduced funding, rising pressures, fewer people receiving care and greater unmet need for people with the lowest incomes – there is no doubt that the adult social care system in England is at breakin...
