# Jennifer Dixon
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Dr jennifer dixon, CBE, MBChB, FRCP, FFPH, is the chief executive of the Health Foundation, a large independent charity in the United Kingdom. Her work has been recognised by several national and international bodies for her significant impact in driving national health policy making.
== Education ==
Dixon holds a degree in medicine from the University of Bristol, and a Master’s in public health and a PhD in health services research both from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
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63: Public mood and the future of the NHS – with Luke Tryl
Surveys show rock solid public support for the basic principles of the NHS – universal, free at the point of use and mainly tax-funded. Yet given widespread public dissatisfaction with the status quo, and non-traditional challenger parties gaining ground in the polls, can we take consensus on the…
64: Public mood and the future of the NHS – with Rachel Wolf
Surveys show rock solid public support for the basic principles of the NHS – universal, free at the point of use and mainly tax funded. Yet given widespread public dissatisfaction with the status quo, and non-traditional challenger parties gaining ground in the polls, can we take consensus on the…
65: 20 years of policy for disadvantage: lessons for the future – with Moira Wallace
In 1997, the New Labour government set up the social exclusion unit in the Cabinet Office. It was tasked with tackling what Tony Blair called ‘joined-up problems’ – social challenges like homelessness, school absence and exclusion, drug use and teenage pregnancy, which often have complex and inte…
80: How to build emotional resilience in children
In this podcast episode, staff from the NSPCC Scotland hub discuss an emotional resilience programme they developed and delivered across seven primary schools in Govan, Glasgow.
The discussion covers what emotional resilience is and why it is important; the benefits of running an emotional resilie…
66: Making AI in health care safe: the story so far – with Ricardo Baptista Leite and Alastair Denniston
Artificial intelligence is developing at breakneck speed, leaving governments around the world scrambling to respond. For a high-risk area like health care, safe, responsible use will be critical. But pressures on health systems mean governments can ill afford to delay adoption. So what's the rig…
68: The 10-Year Health Plan a year on: perspectives from three NHS leaders – with Birju Bartoli, Paul Dinkin and Amanda Sullivan
The government published its 10-Year Health Plan in July 2025, after a year in development. The plan sets out a vision to transform the NHS centred around three shifts: hospital to community, analogue to digital and sickness to prevention.
A year later, how are the government’s reform ambitions …
69: Should we worry about AI in health care? – with Neil Lawrence
The headlines are bloodcurdling. AI ‘could wipe out humanity’, with varying probabilities attached to an extinction-level event. But what lies behind these apocalyptic predictions and how worried should we really be?
In a high-risk area like health care, safe, responsible use of AI technologies …
70: Our mental health and what to do about it – with Peter Fonagy and Norman Lamb
Among children and young people, mental distress and common mental health conditions are on the rise in England. Once at their peak in midlife, levels of mental distress are now highest in early adulthood – affecting 1 in 4 young people by 2024. At the same time, many people are experiencing long…
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