What the manifestos do – and don’t – say about health
Jo Bibby on health in the Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrat manifestos.
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Tackling the inverse care law
Without deliberate policy action, inequities in the availability of high-quality general practice in England are likely to continue growing, holding back efforts to 'level up' the country.
Measuring continuity of care in general practice
Continuity of care is associated with positive outcomes for patients, GPs and the wider health system. We analyse different ways to measure such continuity in order to help improve it.
Funding, news and events from May 2024
The latest funding, news and events from the Health Foundation.
Things can only get… tougher?
Our Chief Executive, Jennifer Dixon, on why the NHS and the economy will be the biggest issues in this general election.
Trends in health and care supply
This research project aims to understand changes in the configuration of health and social care services over time and geographically, with a focus on deprivation-based characteristics.
Health inequalities in 2040: give people the tools to manage chronic pain
Lee Vaughan has lived with chronic pain since his teens. Now a health coach, he explains why it’s so important we equip people with the skills to effectively manage their own conditions.
Sure Start: a model for long-term policymaking? – with Naomi Eisenstadt and Donna Molloy
Episode 44. More long-term, mission-led policymaking is sorely needed. Does the Sure Start programme show how best to do it?
Sabrina Das
Sabrina Das is a 2024–25 UK Harkness Fellow in Health Care Policy and Practice.
Public perceptions of health and social care
A collection of our public polling work with Ipsos.
