What happened to the money that the NHS set aside to pay for continuing healthcare claims?
NHS England has admitted that £650m of provisions made by primary care trusts last year to pay for historic continuing healthcare claims will not be available to clinical commissioning groups. HSJ reporter David Williams talks about continuing healthcare and what happened to the money that the NHS set aside to pay for it.
The fiscal sustainability report of the government’s economic forecasting body poses specific challenges regarding healthcare spending and improved productivity in the NHS
The government’s 10-Year Health Plan has vowed to stop “repetitive” and “irrelevant” training that takes up NHS staff time.
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