The Enhancing the Healing Environment (EHE) programme encourages and enables nurse-led teams to work in partnership with patients to improve the environment in which they deliver care.
As part of our work to improve health care in England, we also look to learn from international evidence. Here is a selection of our internationally focused work, plus links to resources.
Between 2005 and 2007, The King's Fund was commissioned to produce software tools and models to identify individuals at high risk of re-admission to hospital.
Aims to examine the quality of the Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) on general practice, public health outcomes and health inequalities in England.
The NHS is facing the biggest financial challenge in its history. Our Quality in a Cold Climate project aimed to support the NHS in delivering productivity improvements required to meet this challenge.
Our quarterly monitoring report examines the views of finance directors on the productivity challenges they face, as well as some key NHS performance data.
The Safer Births programme enabled frontline professionals working in maternity units to improve the safety of the services they deliver to women and their babies.
Schwartz Center Rounds® provide a monthly, one-hour session for staff from all disciplines to discuss difficult emotional and social issues arising from patient care.
Following the publication of the Francis Inquiry report, we consider the factors that characterise high-quality care, while a number of experts from The King's Fund have considered what the report will mean for the NHS.
