A reported extra £30bn for healthcare in this week’s Spending Review may not be enough, according to NHS Confed chief executive Matthew Taylor.
The DHSC faces the ‘uncomfortable truth’ on the eve of the Spending Review that NHS spending until the end of the financial year is already spoken for, says Nuffield Trust senior policy analyst, Sa...
The Government is investing almost £450m in a ‘fundamental shift’ to urgent and emergency care.
The ‘secondary status’ of mental health risks undermining delivery of the Government’s ‘three shifts’, NHS trust leaders have warned.
The majority of the public back more third sector involvement in delivering commissioned services as part of the NHS supply chain, according to a poll.
Cancer death rates in the UK have fallen sharply over the past 50 years but there has also been a steep rise in cases, new data has revealed.
NHS trusts have reduced their agency staff spend by nearly £1bn following a government crackdown on ‘rip-off’ agencies.
Today’s announcement of £750m for urgent hospital repairs has been welcomed as a ‘small downpayment’ on the £14bn maintenance backlog.
Damning figures on operation cancellations and lung cancer waits have been published by the Liberal Democrats.
Twenty eight hospitals are to receive new radiotherapy machines from August under a £70m investment in improving cancer care.
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