Patients and their carers are our best witnesses of healthcare. Being centre of the healthcare process, unlike most staff, they observe almost the whole process of care, meaning that they can provide invaluable insights into the quality and delivery of care provision. An evidence-based approach to patient experience can help improve services for both patients, and those delivering services.
Our recent work and content on this topic is listed below.
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During the pandemic, the NHS has rolled out technologies at impressive speed. But what will need revisiting after the pandemic's emergency phase is over? We draw on learning from Health Foundatio...
Kathryn Marszalek looks at whether the NHS waiting list has turned a corner.
Tim Gardner comments on the publication of the NHS monthly performance statistics.
Tim Gardner comments on the publication of the NHS monthly performance statistics.
This paper explores what virtual wards currently look like across England and their effects on patients, staff and hospital capacity.
Heather Wilson, a registered nurse and Health Foundation Programme and Policy Officer, on the effects of overcrowded hospitals on patients, staff and families
Tim Gardner comments on the publication of the NHS monthly performance statistics.
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...
Health Foundation response to the latest NHS performance statistics
Health Foundation response to the latest NHS performance statistics
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