Healthcare Finance News

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  News analysis: Price flaws A review of the current provider reimbursement system highlights opportunities for improvement on the existing regime. View Issue
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  Serco takes reins at ASP Serco has taken over the operation of the Anglia Support Partnership (ASP), one of the largest shared services providers in the NHS. View Issue
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  Board: single system will be required for CCGs Adoption of the NHS Shared Business Services (SBS) finance and accounting system will be a requirement for clinical commissioning group authorisation, the NHS Commissioning Board has confirmed. View Issue
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  FT efficiency figures reflect rise in productivity challenge Monitor has revised its sector-wide efficiency require-ments for 2012/13 and beyond, signalling its belief that the squeeze on NHS provider finances will be greater than expected over the next few years. View Issue
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  Monitor hints at phased approach to tariff changes The 2014/15 national tariff will be based on 2011/12 reference costs, Monitor has confirmed. View Issue
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  News review - Seamus Ward assesses the past month in healthcare finance With the Health and Social Care Act now on the statute book, the Easter break and politicians busy being pictured eating a pie or a pasty, it was a relatively quiet month for the NHS at Westminster. But in the country at large, reform, efficiency and proposed pay and pension changes were the (non-VAT-able) hot topics. View Issue
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  News analysis: Mods rules Monitor will soon oversee locally agreed increases in tariff. Seamus Ward examines the regulator's early thinking on how the system will work View Issue
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  Watchdog urges action on short-stay data The Audit Commission has called for greater consistency in the classification of short-stay patients under payment by results (PBR). View Issue
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  Study debunks day case perceptions Trusts that treat more patients as day cases keep fewer patients in overnight for follow-up treatment, according to a study by CHKS. View Issue
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  Study: integrated care savings not inevitable Integrated care may reduce care costs but not in the short term, according to the findings of a two-year study. View Issue

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