Premature deaths twice as likely in deprived areas, analysis finds
By Lee Peart 08 July 2025
People are almost twice as likely to die before the age of 75 in local authority areas with the highest rates of premature deaths than those with the lowest rates, new analysis has found.
What the Spending Review means for local government
23 June 2025
It’s a tough road ahead with glimmers of hope, writes Andria Mastroianni, policy officer in the Healthy Lives team at The Health Foundation
Partnership building
09 June 2025
Building relationships between primary and secondary care is essential to delivering the hospital to community shift, writes The Health Foundation's Bryan Jones and Lukasz Zielinski
'Stark geographic inequalities in drug-related deaths' revealed
By Lee Peart 20 May 2025
‘Stark geographic inequalities in drug-related deaths’ are revealed in a new report by The Health Foundation.
Social care needs £3.4bn to avoid decline, report finds
By Lee Peart 15 May 2025
Social care will need an additional £3.4bn each year by 2028/29 to avoid services declining, according to The Health Foundation.
A&E 12-hour waits reach record level
By Lee Peart 28 April 2025
A&E 12-hours waits before reached a new record this winter, new analysis by The Health Foundation has revealed.
NHS 'over relies' on workers from red list countries
By Liz Wells 21 March 2025
The NHS in England is increasingly relying on workers from countries with significant healthcare staffing shortages since EU recruitment became more difficult post-Brexit, new research reveals.
Think-tank - GP access tops list of public concerns about the NHS
By Lee Peart 11 March 2025
Having easier access to GP appointments is the top NHS concern of the public, according to a new poll.
Study reveals how racism impacts health
By Lee Peart 11 March 2025
A study by The Health Foundation and Runnymede Trust has revealed how racism impacts health outcomes.
Reality of AI adoption in London healthcare revealed
By Liz Wells 10 March 2025
AI has the potential to improve patient care and operational efficiency, but its adoption remains fragmented, a new report reveals.
Missing productivity target could cost £13bn, warns think-tank
By Lee Peart 05 March 2025
Failing to meet its 2% productivity target could cost the NHS £13bn, a think-tank has warned.
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