Blog post
07/08/2018 Dr Rebecca RosenRebecca Rosen gives a GP’s perspective on adapting to new technologies, and explains why the professional judgement of the doctor is still vital.
Report
10/07/2018 Sophie Castle-Clarke Natasha Curry Holly Smith (Dorning) Laura WetherlyAn MS Society-commissioned report mapping out what technology is already available for people with MS, what more could be done with what is available and how data and technology could be better exploited in future to improve MS health care.
Blog post
05/07/2018 Nigel EdwardsAs our understanding of the effects of social circumstances on people's health care needs increases, Nigel Edwards asks how the system should respond, drawing on findings from a Nuffield Trust seminar.
Report
28/06/2018 Sophie Castle-ClarkeTo mark the BBC’s coverage of the NHS’s 70th birthday in July 2018, researchers from the Health Foundation, Institute for Fiscal Studies, The King’s Fund and the Nuffield Trust have joined forces for the first time, using combined expertise to shed light on some of the big questions on the NHS...
Report
19/06/2018 Helen Buckingham Sarah Harvey Laurie McMahonA report based on our learning from the past year on developing effective estates strategies in the NHS – including practical suggestions for national bodies, local systems and third party advisors.
Blog post
19/06/2018 Helen BuckinghamAs we publish our new report, Helen Buckingham looks at some of the main challenges and opportunities around developing robust estates strategies – and issues a reminder that they must revolve around people.
Announcement
06/06/2018The Rapid Service Evaluation Team (RSET) will evaluate new ways of providing and organising care.
Project
06/06/2018Rapid evaluations of new ways of providing care.
Report
26/04/2018 Chris Sherlaw-Johnson Helen Crump Sandeepa Arora Holly Holder Rob MeakerThis study evaluates a ‘one-stop’ primary care service within three London boroughs for older people with complex health care needs.
Blog post
26/04/2018 Chris Sherlaw-JohnsonChris Sherlaw-Johnson discusses the analytical challenges of effective evaluations, and why it’s important that results are not overlooked – regardless of their immediate impact.