Health in 2040: A wake up call for everyone in society
Dr Carole Easton, Chief Executive of the Centre for Ageing Better responds to the projections in our Health in 2040 report.
As people get older, it grows more likely they will need acute or ongoing care. We look at the challenges an ageing population creates for society, including the increase in demand for NHS services and social care. We also look at what supports older people to stay well.
Dr Carole Easton, Chief Executive of the Centre for Ageing Better responds to the projections in our Health in 2040 report.
Toby Watt reflects on publication of the REAL Centre's landmark report on ageing and multimorbidity, and explains why resources like it should form part of long-term planning to reform, modernise and ...
How might patterns of ill health change because of our growing and ageing population? Our insights report projects future levels of illness in England’s population over the next 20 years and asks what...
Tom Gentry from Age UK shares what support older people need to live well – now and in the future.
Analysis from the Health Foundation’s REAL Centre show how the levels of illness are projected to change over the next 20 years because of our growing and ageing population.
Analysis from the Health Foundation's REAL Centre outlines wide health inequalities in England.
Between March and June 2021, The Commonwealth Fund surveyed older adults across 11 countries about their health and health care mid-pandemic. We report the findings from a UK perspective.
What’s the future of the ‘discharge to assess’ model for hospitals? Tim Horton and Suzanne Wood draw on Health Foundation research to explore how to make it work well.
This report explores the complex relationship between age, health and social care need, and how this is changing. Understanding this dynamic is crucial as likely trends in demand will influence future...
Health Foundation response to Office for National Statistics data on deaths in the care sector in England and Wales in 2020.