Catherine Foot
Senior Fellow, Health Policy
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- Published: 30.04.09
- Updated: 31.08.11
Catherine joined the policy directorate at The King's Fund in March 2009, and is currently managing a programme of work on quality and outcomes, looking at issues such as the measurement and reporting of quality and outcomes information. She is also working with Cancer Research UK as the Programme Director of the International Cancer Benchmarking Partnership, a Department of Health-led initiative to study why cancer survival rates vary between countries with similar health systems and expenditures on health.
Catherine's background is in cancer policy. Prior to joining The King's Fund, she was Head of Policy at Cancer Research UK, where she worked on cancer services reform, public health, health inequalities and medical science policy, and helped to lead a number of voluntary sector coalitions including the Cancer Campaigning Group. She has also worked in the Department of Health, in both the analysis and cancer policy teams, and has a Masters in Public Policy.
Selected published work
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Do we need national outcomes strategies?
02.02.12 | Blog
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Waiting time targets: why are we still waiting?
19.08.11 | Blog
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Hospital doctors – the reformed NHS needs you!
23.06.11 | Blog
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Explaining variations in primary care trusts' spending on cancer services
10.06.11 | Article
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How to improve cancer survival: Explaining England’s relatively poor rates
09.06.11 | Publication
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Will the Health Bill improve cancer survival rates?
28.01.11 | Blog
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How do quality accounts fit into the information revolution?
06.01.11 | Blog
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How do quality accounts measure up?
06.01.11 | Publication
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The voluntary sector’s role in the challenge ahead
17.09.10 | Blog
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Quality accounts are out: how does your trust shape up?
06.07.10 | Blog
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What will replace targets and terror?
21.06.10 | Blog
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Accounting for quality to the local community
14.04.10 | Publication
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Getting the measure of quality
21.01.10 | Publication