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Our latest polling with Ipsos shows that perceptions of the NHS have continued to improve since Labour took office, while pessimism and misconceptions persist about social care.
Primary care is usually people’s first stop for health advice or treatment, and is provided by general practitioners (GPs), practice nurses, pharmacists, and other health care professionals.
Our work focuses on understanding performance, the workforce, funding allocations and inequalities, informing national policy on improving services and reform.
Our latest polling with Ipsos shows that perceptions of the NHS have continued to improve since Labour took office, while pessimism and misconceptions persist about social care.
New polling from the Health Foundation and Ipsos shows strong public support for reforming social care but a lack of consensus on how to pay for increased funding.
General practice funding failed to keep pace with hospital spending in the decade to 2024/25, despite repeated commitments to shift care closer to home, according to a new Health Foundation report, Ge...
Bringing together multiple national data, our report provides a comprehensive overview of general practice funding in England.
Following efforts to address the ‘8am scramble’ for a GP appointment, the latest GP Patient Survey offers grounds for cautious optimism over improving access to general practice.
We take a closer look at what’s in the Heath Bill and assess what it really means for patients and the public.
We explore what people’s Google searches tell us about their concerns and priorities for the NHS.
As voters head to the polls in Scotland and Wales, we consider how they perceive the health care system – and whether political priorities reflect public concerns.
Nina Hemmings and Dr Luisa Pettigrew explore the framework’s main priorities and potential risks, with a focus on the implications for general practice.
Data on the health of general practice in England, including appointments and workforce.