Report 10/07/2018Sophie Castle-ClarkeNatasha CurryHolly Smith (Dorning)Laura Wetherly
An 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.
Spotlight 02/07/2018
The NHS's 70th birthday has been accompanied by unprecedented levels of debate over the best ways of running the health care system. Here we collect together the work we have been doing to contribute evidence, analysis and our expert opinion to the discussions taking place.
Spotlight 22/06/2018
To mark the BBC’s coverage of the NHS’s 70th birthday, researchers from the Health Foundation, the 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. We expl...
Blog post 19/05/2017Helen Buckingham
What lessons can be taken for future major incident planning from the NHS cyber attack? Helen Buckingham reflects and reports back from our New Cavendish Group.
Report 17/02/2016Candace ImisonSophie Castle-ClarkeDr Robert WatsonNigel Edwards
This report sets out the possibilities to transform health care offered by digital technologies, with important insight about how to grasp those possibilities and benefits from those furthest on in their digital journey.
Presentation 17/07/2015
Presenting at the Nuffield Trust and Commonwealth Fund 15th international meeting on the quality of health care, Angela Coulter, The King's Fund, and Ben Mearns, Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS …
Presentation 17/07/2015
Tom Delbanco, MD, MACP and Koplow–Tullis, Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School present at the Nuffield Trust and Commonwealth Fund 15th international meeting on the quality of health care.
Blog post 30/06/2015Sophie Castle-Clarke
Sophie Castle-Clarke muses on digital plans for the NHS and considers whether they can really lead to savings of £10 billion by 2020.
Blog post 06/11/2013Dr Martin Bardsley