The Spending Review: What does it mean for health and social care
This joint briefing from the Health Foundation, The King's Fund and the Nuffield Trust provides an independent assessment of where the Spending Review leaves the NHS and social care.
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Consensus on quality
A QualityWatch summary of a study to gather consensus from a range of stakeholder groups on what they felt was important to measure in order to understand the quality of healthcare.
Acute hospital productivity
This analysis is an update to the April 2015 Health Foundation report, Hospital finances and productivity: in critical condition?
Winter pressures: What's going on behind the scenes?
In this latest analysis from QualityWatch, a joint Nuffield Trust and Health Foundation research programme, we track performance across 29 different indicators over the past five years (from Spring 20...
Under pressure
This survey report centres on three topics of particular interest: GP satisfaction, care coordination and use of electronic medical records.
At the heart of health: Realising the value of people and communities
Explores the value of people and communities at the heart of health, in support of the NHS Five Year Forward View vision to develop a new relationship with people and communities.
A perfect storm: an impossible climate for NHS providers’ finances?
This report examines the financial performance of the NHS in England, with the main focus on the finances of NHS providers and the financial position of the commissioners of care.
Making the change
Drawing on robust studies of what influences behaviour, this report sets out a number of factors that can lead to greater involvement in self-care.
Fit for purpose?
This report gives an overview of the components of workforce policy in the English NHS and the bodies which shape it. The report proposes ways in which policy could be strengthened to improve the qual...
Catalyst or distraction?
Focusing primarily on devolution in the NHS, the report considers the potential implications for health and care outcomes in England and how policy could best evolve.
