Inequalities in residential moves by poverty status
Children in poverty were more likely to have experienced multiple housing moves by the age of 14 years.
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New research shows seeing the same GP associated with fewer hospital admissions
Today (Thursday, 2nd February), the Health Foundation publishes research showing that seeing the same GP more often is linked to fewer avoidable hospital admissions for older patients. The Health Foun...
Inequalities in households experiencing housing problems
Housing problems can influence people’s health, and some groups of people are more likely to be affected than others.
Health Foundation response to A&E and monthly performance statistics
Responding to the publication of NHS England’s combined monthly performance statistics for December 2016, Tim Gardner, Senior Policy Fellow at the Health Foundation, said: 'The NHS is under intense pr...
Paying for the pandemic: the economic consequences of COVID-19
Matt Whittaker, expert advisor for our COVID-19 impact inquiry, looks at emerging evidence of the pandemic’s effect on income inequality in the UK.
Health Foundation responds to Q3 financial performance report
Responding to the publication of the latest quarterly figures (Q3) for the NHS provider sector, Anita Charlesworth, Director of Research and Economics at the Health Foundation, said: 'NHS trusts are n...
Percentage of employees in insecure work by region/nation, sex, age, ethnicity and income
Insecure work affects 1 in 10 workers. And, while this proportion has been similar since 2014, trends and levels between demographic groups have differed significantly, including gender, age and ethni...
Health Foundation responds to CQC’s State of Hospitals report
Responding to CQC’s State of Hospitals report Dr Jennifer Dixon, Chief Executive of the Health Foundation, said: 'If there is one organisation in England that has the clearest picture of the quality o...
New research shows £2bn social care funding gap putting local health reform plans at risk
New analysis by the Health Foundation of local plans to reform the health service has revealed that the gap in social care funding for England is at least £2bn in 2017/18. This puts unacceptable press...
Trends in unemployment and underemployment
After reaching record lows in 2019, the share of adults who are unemployed or underemployed increased in late 2020, probably as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, before falling again throughout 2021.
