Growing concern about shortfall in social care workforce
Health Foundation response to the Skills for Care annual report, State of the adult social care sector and workforce in England.
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Look to the future
As the shock and awe of Brexit gives way to pragmatism, now is a good time to let you know some of the Health Foundation’s contribution to the coming years of the NHS and our focus on supporting impro...
Determining the skills needed by frontline NHS staff to deliver quality improvement
Skills needed by NHS staff to drive improvement of care.
Learning across borders to improve health and wellbeing
A conversation between Jo Bibby, Director of Strategy at the Health Foundation, and Karabi Acharya, Director at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation What can we learn from each other? It was with this s...
Webinar: Systems science in public health: turning thought into action
This webinar shared emerging findings from UKPRP-funded projects and explored their implications for policy.
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NHS England statistics show hard work and dedication of NHS staff
Health Foundation response to the publication of NHS England's monthly performance statistics released 14 October 2021.
The challenges of achieving change in population health
Professor Sir Liam Donaldson was Chief Medical Officer for England and the UK’s Chief Medical Adviser from 1998–2010. He is also one of the contributors to A healthier life for all: the case for cross...
Safer working across all GP practices in Scotland: Q&A with Neil Houston
The Safety Improvement in Primary Care project was originally funded through our Closing the Gap through Clinical Communities programme back in 2010. Led by Neil Houston, the GP National Clinical Lead...
Government must ‘seize the moment’ and take a 'whole government’ approach to improving health, says charity
Health Foundation statement following the release of the cross-government strategy.
Health priorities for Spending Review 2021
We highlight four priority areas that the Spending Review 2021 must invest in to address the pandemic's legacy and build resilence in health and social care.
