Two teams selected to become REAL Research Units and carry out ambitious research on the demand for and supply of health and social care
The Health Foundation has selected two research teams to take part in its new REAL Research Units programme.
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Oxford research unit
This project will carry out ambitious research on the demand for and supply of health and social care.
An evaluation of the Health Foundation’s Engaging with Quality Initiative
This report is an independent evaluation of our Engaging with Quality Initiative, which was based on the argument that clinicians are attentive to the need to improve quality in healthcare but are oft...
York research unit
This project will carry out ambitious research on the demand for and supply of health and social care.
Tackling the backlog needs wider action to address pressures on social care and NHS workforce shortages
Health Foundation response to the Public Accounts Committee’s Inquiry into Managing NHS backlogs and waiting times.
Treatment of circulatory disease in the NHS
This report studies the feasibility of measuring growth in outputs, costs and productivity for hospital treatment of circulatory diseases
Why are delayed discharges from hospital increasing? Seeing the bigger picture
The data analytics team delve into the range of factors that can cause delays in discharging patients from hospital.
Short-term social care funding for hospital discharge: learning from past mistakes
In recent years, government has introduced several similar grants aimed at increasing social care capacity to support hospital discharge. Lucinda Allen looks at the lessons from this approach.
Organisational interventions for stroke
This report examines the organisation and delivery of healthcare for patients with stroke in emergency, acute and post-acute settings. The report focuses on care for stroke patients in three settin...
ITT: A themed synthesis of funded research 2012–2022
We are seeking a supplier to work with us to produce a themed synthesis of the Health Foundation funded research from 2012–2022.
