Measurement and performance

We are following the evolution and implementation of NHS reform and assessing its impact on a number of key measures, including the quality of care, patient experience and productivity.

Overview

Public satisfaction with the NHS

What do the public think of the NHS according to the results from the British Social Attitudes survey?

How is the NHS performing?

Quarterly monitoring report

Hospital waiting times tracker

Progress made by the NHS in the past 13 years

How to measure for improving outcomes

Reading Room

Want to know more?

For more resources on measurement and performance, including reading lists, database searches and useful web pages, visit our Reading Room.

Featured publications

Health policy under the coalition government A mid-term assessment

28 Nov 2012

Sarah Gregory, Anna Dixon, Chris Ham

How is the NHS performing? September 2012 Quarterly monitoring report

26 Sep 2012

John Appleby, James Thompson, Amy Galea

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From the blog

Measuring accountability for outcomes: is transparency enough?

4 Dec 2012

Veena Raleigh

Is the NHS entering treacherous waters?

28 Nov 2012

Chris Ham

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Relevant events

8 Nov 2012

Transforming patient experience annual conference 2012

27 Feb 2013

The Francis Inquiry Assuring patient safety and quality across the system of care

Venue:

The King's Fund

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Relevant audio/video

Slideshow

Beverly Alimo-Metcalfe: engaging boards

Beverly Alimo-Metcalfe

Video

Kenneth Kizer: Achieving integrated care - full presentation

Kenneth Kizer

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Our work on measurement & performance

Anticipating the Francis Inquiry report

In anticipation of the Francis Inquiry report, a number of experts from The King's Fund have considered what it will mean for the NHS, and what needs to change in the health system to protect patients.

Public satisfaction with the NHS and its services

Topline results and satisfaction trends relating to the NHS from the British Social Attitudes survey 2011.

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