A couple of weeks ago I was lucky enough to be in Tokyo. Tokyo is an amazing city; it has wonderful sights, a fascinating history and culture and, interestingly, row after row of karaoke bars! But thi...
Following Northern Ireland’s Assembly elections in May, Dr Lourda Geoghegan – a Health Foundation GenerationQ Fellow – shared with us her optimism for a fresh start for the country’s health and care s...
Last week a job was advertised that could have the greatest impact on population health for the next 50 years. No, you didn’t miss anything; Sally Davies’ job isn’t up for grabs, nor Duncan Selbie’s o...
Formative evaluation during the early stages of programme development can inspire us to look again, ask questions and identify need for corrective action. In his blog, Martin Caunt, Senior Analytical ...
Our recent joint report with the Institute for Fiscal Studies projects the NHS will need 4% annual real growth over the next five years to stay as is, and nearer 5% to modernise given the backlog from...
The announcement about the NHS funding settlement can be interpreted in two ways, says Ben Gershlick.
In the last of our family, friends and community blogs, Bev writes about her experience of disability and online community.
Rising and more complex demands on the NHS require radical reform from the bottom up, writes Jennifer Dixon.
As the NHS turns 70, Frances Wiseman (Assistant Director of Improvement) reflects on the human element of improvement in health care.
Jon Sussex blogs about the idea of earmarking taxes for public funding of health care or social care, drawing on international evidence.
