Supporting people living with long-term conditions to take control of their health and care can lead to a better quality of life. It also plays a role in creating a more sustainable health care system.
Our recent work and content on this topic is listed below.
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How does the NHS in England compare with health care systems in 11 OECD countries?
Health Foundation responds to new DWP data on health conditions for Universal Credit claimants.
Sharlene McGee shares some key lessons from the Health Foundation's Economies for Healthier Lives programme that could help inform the government's new WorkWell pilots.
Episode 40. What lies behind the decline in health of working-age people in the UK and what are the solutions?
Claire Fuller, National Primary Care Medical Director, reflects on what people living with increasing ill health mean will mean for future primary care services.
Long-term health conditions affect labour market activity rates differently across the UK. Dave Finch explores what can be done to support people with ill health who are in and out of work.
In this long read we set out the major trends in workforce health and examine the inequalities between people, sectors and places.
This blog sets out why a new Commission for Healthier Working Lives is needed.
New analysis by the Health Foundation reveals that 3.7 million people (12% of the working population) are currently in work and reporting a ‘work-limiting’ health condition that restricts the type or ...
With a general election no more than 14 months away, new analysis shows that if the Conservatives want to hold onto seats won from Labour in 2019 they cannot ignore the number of people out of the lab...
Produced in partnership with Nesta, we highlight nine trends that represent some of the major challenges for health and care in England.
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