A legacy of bad policy choices in health and care undermined the UK’s COVID-19 response
The Health Foundation responds to the findings of the UK Covid- 19 inquiry Modules 2, 2A, 2B, 2C, Report.
The COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic and the response further exposed the inequalities in our society.
Our inquiry and subsequent research and monitoring seek to understand the longer term implications for the nation’s health, and the factors that shape it.
The Health Foundation responds to the findings of the UK Covid- 19 inquiry Modules 2, 2A, 2B, 2C, Report.
Are the government's welfare reforms likely to get more people back into work?
Francesca Cavallaro on what we can learn from research on hospital admissions for mental health conditions before and during COVID-19.
Justine Karpusheff on what a research agenda should look like to help build resilience against future shocks to the health and care system.
Our contribution to the Covid-19 public inquiry presented by our chief executive Jennifer Dixon
Surviving COVID is a Channel 4 documentary, and series of short films, supported by the Health Foundation.
Our evaluation provides evidence that NHS elective surgical hubs can significantly increase treatment volumes and improve efficiency, which could help reduce the elective care waiting list. Geraldine ...
Insight 2014: Informatics in health care improvement
Research into how changes to the way that maternity care was delivered during the COVID-19 pandemic affected inequalities of outcomes and care for women and babies of different ethnicities across Engl...
Patients admitted are spending longer in hospital. In this analysis, we look at patterns of hospital admissions to explore the factors that may have contributed to this rise in the average length of h...