Blog post 20/11/2020Lucina RolewiczSarah Scobie
Health services face major challenges in meeting the requirements of people with long-term conditions like heart disease and diabetes – and these challenges multiply in those with multiple conditions. So what does the evidence have to say about whether people with long-term conditions themselves f...
Indicator update 23/03/2020Jenny Davies
In our latest update we’ve looked at trends in the quality of care for people with long-term conditions.
Indicator update 19/09/2016Nora Cooke O'Dowd
GP Patient Survey data and what it tells us about patient experience.
Journal article 05/09/2013
This article outlines the findings of a multisite case study looking at the commissioning of care for people with long-term conditions in England. It also considers the factors inhibiting or facilitating commissioners making service changes.
Presentation 12/06/2013
In this slideshow, Nuffield Trust Director of Policy Dr Judith Smith explores what is involved in the practice of clinical commissioning and more specifically how NHS commissioners are commissionin…
Journal article 24/05/2013
This article examines the extent to which local commissioning operates as the market-orientated approach originally intended in policy, drawing on research into three health communities in the NHS.
Journal article 22/03/2013
This article examines the cost effectiveness of technology used in pilot sites as part of the Department of Health's Whole Systems Demonstrator telehealth trial.
Press release 01/03/2013
A major investigation into the practice of commissioning health care for long-term conditions has questioned the extent to which the NHS internal market operates as policy makers intended.
Press release 10/01/2012
Responding to the Future Forum’s second phase reports, Nuffield Trust Chief Executive Dr Jennifer Dixon said that the Forum is right to focus on integrating care for patients.
Journal article 05/08/2011
This article forms part of our large scale study of the implementation, impact and acceptability of telehealth and telecare.