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.
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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.
Ten lessons for redesigning care pathways
In our new report – Some assembly required: implementing new models of care – we set out ten lessons for local leaders seeking to systematically make changes across services in their area.
Association between market concentration of hospitals and patient health gain following hip replacement surgery
Objectives: To assess the association between market concentration of hospitals (as a proxy for competition) and patient-reported health gains after elective primary hip replacement surgery. Method...
Strengthening NHS management and leadership
Drawing on interviews with NHS managers and leaders, this long read sets out insights on the role and practice of managers and the main challenges still to address.
Reducing hospital admissions and improving the diagnosis of COPD in Southampton City: methods and results of a 12-month service improvement project
Background: The British Lung Foundation highlighted Southampton City as a hotspot for patients at future risk of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) exacerbations due to severe deprivation le...
Action as an antidote to despair
It’s important not to feel overwhelmed by current trends in health inequalities, but rather to seek out the opportunities for action. So says our Director of Health, Jo Bibby...
