The Liverpool Care Pathway debate
The controversy over the Liverpool Care Pathway that has raged for the past 10 days or so, following horrid and misleading headlines from some newspapers, has this week collided with the Government’s ...
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No more groundhog days
Shared decision making and self-management support can sound a bit woolly – nice, but not really medicine. Haemodialysis is hardcore medicine – instantly life-saving, it takes place in hospital with s...
The Liverpool Care Pathway - a family member's viewpoint
It is summer 2012. Sitting at the hospital bedside of a family member. The staff had just reviewed the continued appropriateness of the LCP – 'The Liverpool Care Pathway', a term we all came to know v...
AI in health care: hope or hype? With Professor Sir John Bell and Dr Axel Heitmueller
Episode 30. News of artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere. We seem to be on the cusp of a revolution in how the latest AI models will change our lives – and health and care could be at the centre...
Costs and benefits of health technology information
This report summarises the available international evidence on the costs and benefits of clinical health information technology systems
UK GPs suffering unsustainable workplace pressures
Our report, an analysis of an international survey of GPs from 10 high income countries, paints a picture of high stress and low job satisfaction among UK GPs.
Molecular mediators of the association between child obesity and mental health
Investigating the role of obesity-related metabolic and epigenetic signatures in the onset of poor mental health in childhood.
Evaluation of the Shared Leadership for Change award scheme
Final evaluation report of the Health Foundation’s Shared Leadership for Change award scheme.
We need to talk about health inequalities
Jo Bibby describes the new Health Equals campaign – #LivesCutShort – and why it’s important to get the public talking about health inequalities.
Political leadership can drive a health-powered economy
Meeting these five tests on a whole-government approach to improving health would show political leaders are serious.
