There are many factors that could help or hinder people’s access to good quality health care services. For example, age, ethnicity, economic circumstances, or geographic location.
Our recent work and content on this topic is listed below.
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The waiting list for elective care in England has now reached 7.7 million. This long read analyses the prospects of reducing the waiting list by the end of 2024 and assesses the impact of further indu...
Our report, Waiting for NHS hospital care, examines the role of the independent sector in delivering orthopaedic and ophthalmic care.
The data analytics team examine the role of independent sector providers in delivering elective care, and how this might help tackle the backlog.
Our report, an analysis of an international survey of GPs from 10 high income countries, paints a picture of high stress and low job satisfaction among UK GPs.
Health Foundation response to the Public Accounts Committee’s Inquiry into Managing NHS backlogs and waiting times.
Our response to the latest NHS monthly performance statistics
Our response to one year anniversary of the publication of NHS England’s elective care recovery plan.
Our response to the NHS monthly performance statistics.
Our response to the monthly NHS performance statistics.
In England, people are waiting longer than ever for ambulances to arrive. Our analysis explains why and suggests three ways in which ambulance service performance can be improved.
Our response to the monthly NHS performance statistics.
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