QualityWatch is a joint research programme from the Nuffield Trust and the Health Foundation, which we hope will both augment and inform the work of other statutory national bodies and initiatives.
QualityWatch aims to:
Key elements of the programme include over 200 care quality indicators, regular commentary and an annual statement on quality.
You can also follow QualityWatch on Twitter at @Quality_Watch.
An archive of QualityWatch reports from 2017 and earlier is available below. For the latest resources and analysis from this programme of work, visit the QualityWatch website.
This QualityWatch report looks at trends in routinely collected national quality measures in 18 community trusts in England, which account for a quarter of all community health services delivered in t...
This QualityWatch report analyses data on dental health outcomes and activity.
This QualityWatch report shows changes in patterns of use over time and provides the basis for discussion about the quality of care for children and young people.
Quality at a cost is the fourth annual statement from QualityWatch, a joint research programme from the Nuffield Trust and Health Foundation.
This QualityWatch report provides an overview of public health outcomes in recent years.
In this latest analysis from QualityWatch, a joint Nuffield Trust and Health Foundation research programme, we track performance across 29 different indicators over the past five years (from Spring 20...
A QualityWatch summary of a study to gather consensus from a range of stakeholder groups on what they felt was important to measure in order to understand the quality of healthcare.
The third QualityWatch annual statement, it aims to help policymakers, health care leaders, patient groups and others make sense of quality across health and social care, primarily in England.
What differences in hospital use can tell us about the quality of physical health care for people with mental ill health.
An analysis of 27 care quality indicators across 15 countries to see what comparisons of international healthcare data can tell us about quality of care in the UK.
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