Understanding changes to mortality during the pandemic
Our new analysis explores changes in mortality during the year, focusing on deaths not attributed to COVID-19.
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Making sense of a sea of data: the Royal Derby Hospital bioinformatics training programme
This project delivered a tailored research design and statistical training programme to train staff within the Royal Derby Hospital to increase their ability to analyse electronic data.
Watch: How has the pandemic impacted young people in the UK?
Six young people share their experiences of how they've been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
PHE reorganisation is highly risky and justification for the change has not been fully set out
Health Foundation response to government’s announcement of plans to establish a new public health agency.
Modelling elective pathways across the Devon health economy to better inform strategic STP decision-making
This project used innovative statistical techniques to develop high-level models of the elective care system to predict and inform the impact of proposed changes on patient flow, outcomes and cost.
The adult social care workforce in London
We explore analysis on the social care workforce and the delivery of care services in London.
Linking health and local government data at household level to understand social determinants of health
This project created an innovative, household-level linked dataset between NHS and local government in order to improve the use of information in the health care system and local government in Islingt...
Strengthening Social Care Analytics
This programme offers £300,000 of funding to support up to five project teams addressing key challenges to help the social care sector respond to COVID-19 and its aftermath.
Emerging evidence on health inequalities and COVID-19: July 2020
Louise Marshall gives our third round up of the emerging evidence on COVID-19 and inequalities for July 2020.
How might COVID-19 affect the number of GPs available to see patients in England?
COVID-19 may affect the number of GPs able to consult with patients face-to-face. We explore this problem in terms of geography, socioeconomic deprivation, GP availability and the number of patients p...
