Putting people at the heart of technology-enabled care
Stephanie Guest, Ross Goldstone and Jo Scott from Ipsos share learning from the Tech for Better Care programme.
Our work supports the development and evaluation of promising new approaches to care so that they better meet evolving health and care needs. Improvement skills and knowledge are an essential part of the mix when it comes to delivering change. We explore the ingredients needed to support teams to adapt and embed new care models in each place they are implemented.
Stephanie Guest, Ross Goldstone and Jo Scott from Ipsos share learning from the Tech for Better Care programme.
Ellie Ereira explains more about the Foundation's work with stakeholders looking into the rapid evaluation of AI tools in health care.
A look at what is needed for regulation to keep pace with the rapid development of AI.
Alex Lawrence shares what one AI-enabled health care system looks like, and what the UK can learn from to accelerate its journey.
After a slew of doomsday headlines, how worried should we be about AI?
Examine the key problems around competing models of care and improvement in the NHS, four shifts the NHS should take to change this picture, plus six mutually reinforcing recommendation areas to make ...
A look at what the UK public thinks is important in regulating AI in health care.
The Health Foundation responds to NHS England's July 2026 plan to roll out AI tools.
A new report by the Strategy Unit shows how understanding failure demand can help shape action to improve productivity.
The Health Foundation exhibited at NHS ConfedExpo in Manchester Central, at stand E60 on 10–11 June 2026.