Today we’re launching our new The Health Foundation data analytics strategy, which focuses on ensuring everyone’s health and care benefits from analytics and data-driven technology. Find out more in @ASteventonTHF’s blog: health.org.uk/news-and-comme…

Check out our new The Health Foundation long chart describing an analysis using #askmyGP data and our R codes on our GitHub page: github.com/THF-evaluative….

NEW JOB ALERT: We are looking for a Trainee Statistician to join our amazing #ImprovementAnalytics Unit (a partnership between NHS England and The Health Foundation). Please apply using the link below as the vacancy closes in 1 week! healthjobsuk.com/job/UK/West_Yo…

Great to get the chance to write about the need to focus on continuous learning and improvement when rolling out tech-enabled care for nheexpress - and to be able to share some of the work of colleagues here The Health Foundation... 👇 (1/3)

New analysis from the #ImprovementAnalytics Unit: 'It is important to be realistic about how long it takes to see results. Early assessment of impact risks erroneous conclusions that may lead policymakers to question or abandon potentially effective initiatives.'

Very please to share the latest analysis from the IAU. Thanks to colleagues Geraldine Clarke and Paris Pariza for a great piece of work! Long term impact of #integratedcare. Promising findings, but shows we need to be realistic in our expectations of time to impact on hospital use.

Integrated care can reduce hospital use – but it takes time. Our new #ImprovementAnalytics Unit evaluation of the Mid-Notts Better Together integrated care programme from 2013-19 finds promising evidence of long-term reductions in hospital use despite early increases. 1/6

In this blog my colleagues Geraldine Clarke & Therese Lloyd explore welcome findings from the latest #ImprovementAnalytics Unit evaluation that shows that #integratedcare programmes have the potential to reduce hospital use on the longer term. Read the blog: health.org.uk/news-and-comme…

Can integrated care reduce hospital use? Yes, but it can take time. Our #ImprovementAnalytics Unit analysis finds that integrated care programmes can reduce hospital use over the longer term, even if there are short-term increases. Read the briefing: health.org.uk/publications/r…

New analysis from the #ImprovementAnalytics Unit has found that #MultiDisciplinaryTeams may increase emergency hospital use, at least in the short term. Read the report and find out more about our future analysis to explore the effectiveness of MDTs 🔽 health.org.uk/publications/r…

New analysis from the #ImprovementAnalytics Unit has found early evidence that total triage and remote consultations may have the potential to reduce A&E visits. Read our full analysis: health.org.uk/news-and-comme… #DigitalFirstPrimaryCare

New #ImprovementAnalytics Unit The Health Foundation independent analysis examines unique data capturing a patients’ journey through general practice linking access mode (online vs phone/in-person), patient characteristics, preferences, delivery mode and time taken health.org.uk/publications/a…

Our analysis of the NHS waiting list shows that, on current trends, it could peak at 8m by summer 2024. Read about how a decade of underinvestment in the NHS, chronic staff shortages and neglect of social care have undermined efforts to tackle it ⬇️ health.org.uk/waiting-list

20/07/1974 - Sirens in Cyprus mark 50 years since Turkish invasion. Cyprus remains the last divided EU member. uk.news.yahoo.com/sirens-cyprus-…