The NHS will need even higher levels of funding over the next 20 years unless worrying trends in productivity and obesity are tackled, according to the Wanless report for the King's Fund.
Sir Derek Wanless' latest review examines the government's investment in the NHS over the past five years and whether the direction of reform has delivered value for money.
The full report can be downloaded here from tomorrow.
South East Coast Ambulance Service Foundation Trust has warned it will need “mutual aid” from other NHS providers and is highly likely to move to the highest emergency response category, REAP level 4, if there is a no-deal Brexit in October, HSJ has learned.
Staff working at the Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch are “scared to speak out” and fear losing their jobs, while others are critical of poor communication and hierarchical management, its first staff survey has revealed.
One of the NHS’ most troubled trusts has moved out of the “inadequate” Care Quality Commission rating.
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