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.
Our new report makes the case for why capital matters and how we have campaigned to influence recent policy developments in this area.
Our new report provides an overview of how the sector is performing and explores the challenges it faces as providers work towards delivering the NHS long term plan.
Our report explores the deliverability of control totals, the efficiency challenge, and the likely impact on performance across the provider sector.
Our briefing highlights the key points from NHS England and Improvement's consultation on changes to the national tariff payment system and standard contract for 2022/23.
Olivia O'Brien discusses the future of NHS integrated care systems finances ahead of NHS England and NHS Improvement's planning guidance for 2022/23.
Olivia O'Brien
In this episode, Adam Brimelow invites Dave West, HSJ deputy editor, and Chris Hopson, NHS Providers chief executive, to reflect on key speeches from NHS Providers annual conference 2021.
Amelia Chong discusses what the government's recent extra funding for the NHS means for the health service and what the next steps are.
Andrew Ridley discusses the government's recent extra funding for the NHS and highlights the importance for community health services to not be overlooked as pressures continue to rise.
Andrew Ridley
Saffron Cordery and Matthew Taylor discuss what recent funding announcements mean for the NHS and why expectations need to be managed.
Andrew Ridley, chair of the Community Network responds to the budget and spending review.
We outline the key announcements, economic headlines, and NHS Providers response to the 2021 Autumn Budget and Spending Review
Kerry Racher
Saffron Cordery responds to announcements made by the chancellor in the multi-year spending review and budget today.
Saffron Cordery responds to the HM treasury announcement that the government will invest £5.9bn in the NHS to help tackle the elective care backlog and transform diagnostic services.
This briefing sets out the key points of NHS England and Improvement's new guidance and our initial analysis of the implications for trusts.
Amelia Chong discusses what the recent government funding announcements mean for NHS trusts and the key questions that governors should be asking as a result.
