On this week’s podcast, we explain what the latest planning guidance from NHS England – published over Christmas – means for the service and its patients.
The planning guidance sets out how the NHS’s money will be used and what the service will be asked to provide in 2022-23.
HSJ’s Annabelle Collins, James Illman and Dave West translate the key themes.
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