The next government will be aiming to repeat New Labour’s feat and radically cut waiting times. But doing so will be a tall order and success is not guaranteed, particularly as several key factors are...
Kathryn Marszalek analyses Labour’s pledge to tackle the elective care backlog, exploring whether it’s achievable to eliminate 18-week waits within 5 years.
The Networked Data Lab explain what intermediate care is and use national open data to examine the state of play for intermediate care services in England.
Ellen Coughlan shares initial findings from work looking into how local government can make better use of data to tackle health inequalities.
Mai Stafford and Josh Keith reflect on partnership work with the Ada Lovelace Institute to explore inequalities in the UK’s data-driven health systems, and what we can do to address them.
The millions of unpaid carers in the UK need support to perform their roles and protect their health and wellbeing. This Networked Data Lab study looks at how local authority and GP records can be use...
This long read looks at our polling on what the public and NHS staff think of virtual wards, and what policymakers can do to increase support for their rollout.
In this analysis, we explore patterns in hospital admissions between 2019 and 2022, drivers of recent falls in admission numbers and implications for policy.
This briefing summarises evidence from IAU evaluations of three MDTs and wider evidence to inform current efforts to develop integrated care in England.
Ellen Coughlan reflects on learnings from the Health Foundation’s Strengthening Social Care Analytics programme.
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