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...
We explore what we know about the state of children and young people’s mental health services using openly available administrative and survey data.
Our evidence to the Health and Social Care Select Committee's inquiry
New analysis shows that while the waiting list for hospital care continues to grow, so too does the number of ‘missing' patients who have not yet been added to the list.
Latest analysis looks at the scale of the elective care backlog, and how pent-up demand is affecting some areas of England worse than others.
Health Foundation response to the publication of NHS England’s monthly performance statistics in April 2021.
Six charts looking at the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on consultant-led elective care.
Episode 6. What can the Biden administration accomplish on health and health care in the next four years?
The amount of hospital care received by those living in care homes in England rapidly declined in the first three months of the pandemic in 2020
In this short analysis our Policy team use data from the annual GP patient survey to explore access to general practice, unpicking how patient satisfaction varies by deprivation, age and ethnicity.
Health Foundation response to the Health and Social Care Committee's report on delivering core NHS and care services during the pandemic and beyond.
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