InS:PIRE: Intensive care Syndrome: Promoting Independence and Return to Employment
InS:PIRE aimed to improve the health of intensive care unit survivors and increase how in control they feel about their health and wellbeing.
InS:PIRE aimed to improve the health of intensive care unit survivors and increase how in control they feel about their health and wellbeing.
Four projects chosen to be part of the £1.2 million Social and Economic Value of Health in a Place programme, which is designed to generate new knowledge about the ways in which the physical and menta...
Led by Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, this project replicated learning from a hip fracture quality improvement project and aimed to improve care for hip fracture patients via a multidisc...
Members of our Collaboration for Wellbeing and Health share their thoughts and advice on what we can do now to support those in need in these uncertain times.
Health Foundation response to NHS England performance statistics for March.
Project led by The Work Foundation, in collaboration with The Point of Care Foundation and RAND Europe. This research will explore the business case for investing time, money and other resources in st...
Health Foundation response to ONS weekly deaths in England and Wales
Health Foundation response to Resolution Foundation findings that younger workers are more likely to have lost work and pay as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
Work aims to demonstrate how and why participation in Active Labour Market Programmes (ALMPs) affects the mental health and wellbeing of unemployed job seekers in the UK. Will be carried out by Dr Ada...
This chart compares changes in excess deaths as a proportion of usual deaths during the COVID-19 outbreak for selected European countries. It is an updated version of a chart that appeared in Understa...