Led by Sara Demain, University of Southampton, this research aims to identify areas of consensus and difference about what self-management outcomes matter most to different stakeholders.
Health Foundation says political will and £7.5bn of additional government funding will establish a fairer, more stable care system
A shift in spend towards reactive children’s services means the wide-reaching benefits of prevention are being lost, argues Nadya Mihaylova.
Led by Chris Perry, Ipsos MORI, this research aimed to combine existing literature with expert interviews to better understand the opportunities to use behavioural interventions to improve efficiency ...
This research follows on from our 'What is Revalidation? In Policy’ and the subsequent 'What is Revalidation? In Practice' work, forming an analysis of the impact of Revalidation on perceptions of med...
New analysis from the Health Foundation suggests that the UK is investing significantly less in health care capital as a share of GDP compared to most other similar countries. As a result, the total v...
This evaluation of our Safer Clinical Systems programme explored the extent to which the SCS approach helped eight sites to make their clinical systems safer and to explicate the mechanisms of change ...
How we are harnessing data analytics to tackle real-world problems in health and social care, with tangible results.
We are seeking partners to join our new investment to accelerate the use of data to improve health and health care.
Arne discusses how the increasing use of technology in health care brings new challenges for evaluators.
