Technology is central to much of the proposed transformation of the NHS
How risk sharing models that underpin new payment models are being developed to support integrated care
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The ambitions of the NHS long-term plan will be ‘impossible to achieve’ if the government does not increase training budgets by £900m in real terms and take steps on further ethical international recruitment, according to three health think-tanks.
Switching care from acute settings to the community benefits patients, staff and the wider health and care system, according to an HFMA report.
Proposed legal changes aim to smooth the implementation of the NHS long-term plan, making the development of new payment systems easier and changing the capital setting process for foundation trusts.
A clarification issued to valuers has dominated the run-up to annual accounts
The NHS should introduce simple payment systems that encourage collaboration and collective responsibility, rather than develop new complex pay-for-performance arrangements, according to a new report by the King’s Fund.
The past month’s key technical developments
The latest guidelines and appraisals from NICE, including guidance on implants for children and adults with severe or profound deafness
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