Two leading lights from the NHS finance community and HFMA honorary fellows have been recognised in the Queen's Birthday Honours list.
NHS providers in England had an overall deficit of £791m in 2016/17 and are planning for a 2017/18 aggregate deficit of just under £500m, according to NHS Improvement chief executive Jim Mackey.
Though providers reduced spending on agency staff by £700m in 2016/17, they fell short of their planned reduction and will be asked to focus on reducing medical locum spending in 2017/18.
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How can the NHS harness the power of clinicians and accountants to deliver value?
Beyond this election, public choices may be needed as part of 30-year forward view
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Cyber attack on the NHS, operational performance and RCN prepares for industrial action
With the NHS facing major financial challenges, the HFMA role in supporting finance practitioners is ever more important
Beyond this election, public choices may be needed as part of 30-year forward view, says HFMA president Mark Orchard
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