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The NHS in England is under huge pressure. Health needs are growing as more people live longer and with major health conditions. Staff are under significant strain. Funding increases are modest by historic standards and productivity remains below pre-pandemic levels.

We draw on the experiences of young people and insights from policy, delivery and academic experts to set out recommendations for helping young people with health barriers stay in, or return to, work and education.

Successive governments have promised and then failed to reform our broken social care system.

The NHS in England is under huge pressure. Health needs are growing as more people live longer and with major health conditions. Staff are under significant strain. Funding increases are modest by historic standards and productivity remains below pre-pandemic levels.

You are invited to join a webinar: Achieving a low-carbon, climate resilient NHS. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

For a technology that’s supposedly moving at a rapid pace, we still have a lot to learn about where it actually delivers better health care

You are invited to join a webinar: Achieving a low-carbon, climate resilient NHS. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

Public support for AI in healthcare is real - but conditional. New research finds people back a flexible, risk-based regulatory approach while demanding human accountability and equal treatment for all patients

This briefing sets out the Health Foundation's overall position on the Health Bill and identifies several issues that require further scrutiny and amendment.

Social care is currently at the centre of political debate. With Prime minister Andy Burnham committed to reform and the Casey Commission launching its Big Conversation on Care, there is renewed attention on the future of social care in England.

The NHS in England is under huge pressure. Health needs are growing as more people live longer and with major health conditions. Staff are under significant strain. Funding increases are modest by historic standards and productivity remains below pre-pandemic levels.

Social care is currently at the centre of political debate. With Prime minister Andy Burnham committed to reform and the Casey Commission launching its Big Conversation on Care, there is renewed attention on the future of social care in England.