Conference/seminar 21/11/2017 • 09.30–16.30
The Nuffield Trust, in partnership with NHS Improvement, is running a one day workshop, bringing together leaders from across the health system who are transforming outpatient services, to share knowledge and produce practical solutions.
Project 30/08/2017
A project linking data across ambulance services and acute trusts in order to assess the potential for improving patient care.
Blog post 12/04/2017Matt Green
Ambulance staff provide great care, writes paramedic Matt Green, but growing pressures are making it much harder.
Report 07/04/2017John ApplebyMark Dayan
The ambulance service has come to be a totemic symbol of the NHS in England, free at the point of use and available to all. It represents the fundamental duty of care at the heart of the health service and is an expression of the dedication of NHS staff. In our final winter briefing, we look at thes...
Press release 09/03/2017
John Appleby comments on the latest NHS England performance figures.
Briefing 08/02/2017
Nigel Edwards explores what the data tells us about delayed transfers of care and busts some myths about how to prevent them.
Project 07/02/2017
The revival of general physicians, whose breadth of expertise enables them to manage both acute and chronic health problems, has been proposed as a way of better caring for the increasing numbers of older and more complex patients requiring emergency medical admission.
Spotlight 07/02/2017
In a new short series, the Nuffield Trust is looking closely at some of the big issues behind pressure on the NHS in winter months.
Learning network
The New Cavendish Group brings together chief executives of small and medium sized NHS hospital trusts who are working on new solutions to the major challenges facing the sector and their local health economies. The group is run by and for hospital leaders, with the Nuffield Trust providing operatio...
Blog post 11/01/2017Femke van der Brug
As part of a research internship at the Nuffield Trust, Femke van der Brug compared hospital readmission rates in English hospitals to those in her native Netherlands, and made some striking findings.