Insights
We act based on what we know and we always learn from what we do. We also think that sharing and collaborating is the best way to move things forward. Take a look at our research and insights and get in touch if you want to talk to us about what we do.
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Can social media support health?
Public Health Wales in collaboration with Bangor University carried out a nationally representative household survey in Wales exploring people’s use of technology to support health.
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Connecting with digital report
Read the report on our Community Connector programme, which evaluated the capacity-building effect of investing in individuals to work with front line workers to support the progression of people with mental health issues, or who are experiencing homelessness.
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Digital Health: Developing Health Professionals’ Capacity to Support Patients
As part of the Sheffield City Region Perfect Patient Pathway Test Bed, Good Things Foundation was commissioned to investigate and pilot the training needs of health professionals.
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Reboot UK: Social outcomes powered by digital
Reboot UK sought to investigate the transformative powers of digital for groups of people in poverty, helping them to improve their health and wellbeing.
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Reboot UK Final Evaluation Report
Read the final report for Reboot UK, a landmark project supporting the most vulnerable in society to improve their health and wellbeing through digital.
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Doing Digital Inclusion: Disability handbook
This handbook outlines some of those barriers, and offers advice and resources, for those already delivering digital skills who would like to better support disabled people, and to disability support organisations wishing to offer digital inclusion activities for the first time.
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Dementia and Digital
This report explores how basic digital skills and community-based support can improve the health and wellbeing of families affected by dementia.
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Health & Digital: An evaluation of the Widening Digital Participation programme
This evaluation report examines the huge crossover between those who are digitally excluded and those who are at risk of poor health.
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The economic impact of Basic Digital Skills and inclusion in the UK
This report presents for the first time both the costs, and the significant benefits of equipping everyone in the UK population with Basic Digital Skills.