Adult social care and COVID-19
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has had a profound impact on people receiving social care, their families, and on social care workers. We explore the scale of the impact and the policy response in...
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Adult social care and COVID-19: Assessing the policy response in England so far
Our analysis of the national government policy response during the first phase of the pandemic.
A self-management digital platform for children and young people with ADHD
This project aimed to improve quality of care and self-management of children and young people with ADHD and their families.
Adult social care and COVID-19: Assessing the impact on social care users and staff in England so far
Our analysis on the scale of the impact of COVID-19 on social care in England during the first phase of the pandemic
Low income workers at greater risk of unemployment and mounting ill-health as furlough scheme unwinds
New analysis by the Health Foundation reveals that an economic crisis is likely to have unequal impact on people with the lowest incomes.
A Carer Skills Passport for carers of children and young people with complex long-term conditions
This project aimed to provide quality assured, standardised training in order to develop a safe, effective, flexible workforce providing person centred care in the most appropriate setting.
Health Foundation response to National Audit Office report on developing new care models
Adam Steventon, Director of Data Analytics at the Health Foundation, said: ‘The NHS has not yet gone as far as is needed in transforming care for patients, however, there are promising signs of improv...
Vital that government grasps the scale of the public health challenge ahead
Health Foundation response to Health and Social Care Secretary's announcement of a new UK Health Security Agency to lead response to future health threats.
ESRC and Health Foundation to put evidence into practice in new adult social care centre
A brand new centre for adult social care will set out to put evidence into practice to promote and maintain people’s independence and wellbeing.
Majority of young people in the UK and those on lower incomes fear they will have to pay to use health care in the future
New polling data finds that 55% of people aged 15-24 in the UK believe in 70 years’ time they will have to pay for NHS services that are free to use now.
