Data story 25/07/2019
With the Long Term Plan pinning high hopes on reducing the number of outpatient appointments over the next decade, John Appleby takes a closer look at a year of outpatient activity. How many appointments were there and how were services used?
Blog post 25/07/2019John Appleby
With the Long Term Plan pinning high hopes on reducing the number of outpatient appointments over the next decade, John Appleby takes a closer look at a year of outpatient activity. How many appointments were there and how were services used?
Press release 11/07/2019
Helen Buckingham responds to latest GP patient survey and new hospital waiting times figures.
Press release 12/06/2019
Nigel Edwards says it's all well and good for different parts of Government to demand things of each other, but without enough staff and beds the NHS won’t be meeting the old or new targets any time soon.
Journal article 25/04/2019
Comprehensive geriatric assessment improves outcomes for frail older people at risk in acute hospitals, but toolkits aimed at enhancing its delivery by non-specialists require prolonged geriatrician support.
Press release 11/03/2019
Our response to NHS England’s new review of NHS access standards for A&E, mental health, cancer and referral to treatment.
28/02/2019
Our eleventh annual Health Policy Summit was held on 28 February and 1 March 2019 at Beaumont Estate Hotel in Windsor.
Presentation 28/02/2019
Press release 04/10/2018
Encouraging groups of clinicians to pool their capacity at the hospital ‘front door’ could help solve chronic workforce shortages and spiralling costs.
Report 04/10/2018Louella VaughanNigel EdwardsCandace ImisonBen Collins
Smaller hospitals are struggling with workforce shortages, spiralling costs and increasingly complex models of care for acutely ill patients. This major new report outlines a set of radical new approaches for running acute medical services in these institutions and suggests we should avoid assuming...