NHS providers are facing intense financial pressure, with how their services are paid for and how much they cost under ever greater scrutiny. The funding gap facing the NHS is having a material impact on frontline providers and the services they are able to offer to patients.
The NHS needs a fair and transparent financial system that actively supports the delivery of key policy priorities and enables investment in high quality services and facilities.
Sir Julian Hartley discusses NHS Providers' latest report 'Providers Deliver: achieving value for money' and how the government can help to solve the NHS' productivity challenges.
Julian Hartley
Sir Julian Hartley comments on NHS Providers' new report 'Providers Deliver: achieving value for money'.
Sir Julian Hartley responds to the Conservative Party manifesto.
Sir Julian Hartley responds to today's Liberal Democrats general election manifesto.
Sir Julian Hartley comments on the 'crumbling' NHS estate one year on from the government's renewed commitment to build 40 new hospitals by 2030.
Saffron Cordery responds to a report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies which finds that NHS spending has risen less quickly than was planned at the last election.
Our short NHS Providers briefing sets out an overview of the NHS audit committee handbook highlighting the key changes.
Izzy Allen
Saffron Cordery responds to new Liberal Democrats figures which show thousands of NHS buildings in England today are older than the health service itself.
Saffron Cordery responds to Liberal Democrat figures showing that hospitals spent £3m on pest control.
This briefing highlights the key points from NHS England's guidance document and includes NHS Providers' view.
Saffron Cordery responds to analysis by the Health Foundation's REAL Centre on the value of government health spending following the chancellor's spring Budget.
Ahead of the Spring Budget, Sir Julian Hartley looks at how Chancellor Jeremy Hunt can get the NHS back on track by setting in motion the long-term investment and support it needs.
Julian Hartley
