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Ethan has left the Fund.
Ethan is a researcher in the policy team. His particular areas of interest include population health, health inequalities and the social determinants of health.
Before joining The King’s Fund, Ethan worked as a management consultant at the Good Governance Institute, supporting NHS providers on a range of projects covering clinical and corporate governance, strategy development and organisational change. He holds an MPhil in politics from the University of Oxford.
Ethan is a trustee of the Rural Urban Synthesis Society, a community land trust that builds sustainable, affordable homes in London. He also works as a mentor for ex-prisoners.
Moving into the public health system of the future while learning from the past: lessons from London
The King’s Fund has been working to support London’s public health ‘family’ and its partners to learn from their experiences during the Covid-19 pandemic and develop shared principles fo...
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What are health inequalities?
This explainer provides an overview of how health inequalities are experienced in England’s population.
Five tips for working across services to support people who are homeless
Ethan Williams and Aamena Bharmal share some practical tips on joint working gathered from staff working across services to support people who are homeless.
The courage of compassion
This report, commissioned by the RCN Foundation, explores the causes and consequences of poor mental health and wellbeing among nurses and midwives, and seeks to identify solutions to th...