Twenty-one innovative projects are selected to improve the quality of health care
The Health Foundation has selected 21 projects to be part of the second round of its £1.5m innovation programme, Innovating for Improvement.
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The Health Foundation selects six projects to explore key policy issues
Six policy projects have been selected as part of the Health Foundation’s new Policy Challenge Fund, covering a range of topics. The programme aims to generate insight on current important issues in U...
Little help for health and care services on the brink
Our Director of Policy, Hugh Alderwick, looks at the challenges ahead for the new health secretary.
What are the public’s priorities for the NHS? And is the government listening?
Five messages from our latest polling.
Commonwealth Fund 2015 survey
The Commonwealth Fund conducts a regular survey of primary care doctors in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland, Sweden, the UK and USA. The survey se...
Funding, news and events from September 2022
The latest funding, news and events from the Health Foundation.
Health Foundation response to Lord Carter’s review
Lord Carter of Coles was asked to undertake a review by the government to look at productivity within the NHS. Today (Friday 5 February) the full report, as a result of his review, was announced. In r...
A framework for NHS action on social determinants of health
Our policy team outline potential approaches for NHS organisations to address social factors that shape health.
Health Foundation response to announcement on new NHS money
Responding to the Treasury’s supplementary estimates (2015/16) provided to Parliament, Anita Charlesworth, Director of Research and Economics, said: 'Ballooning NHS deficits are now too big to be mana...
What have we learnt from involving and engaging with patients and the public in our health data science projects?
Anne Alarilla from our data analytics team sets out four important lessons from recent PPIE work focusing on ethnicity.
