Staff / Richard Gardham
Healthcare Finance associate editor
Richard Gardham is the associate editor of the HFMA. Previously he worked as managing editor of Investment Monitor and headed the production operations of The Banker at the Financial Times. He joined the association in February 2024.
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Junior doctors in England have voted to accept a deal that will see their pay rise by an average of 22.3%.
The UK needs to kick start a once-in-a-generation rethink of national health policy, according to a commission on health and prosperity.
The NHS is in a ‘critical condition’. That was one of the findings of the independent review of the service commissioned by the Labour Party.
Acute productivity rose by 2% in the first quarter of the 2024/25 financial year compared with 2023/24.
Diabetes treatment costs the health service more than £10bn a year. Can patient pathways be changed to deliver better outcomes at lower costs?
Few anticipate the Labour government’s first budget in October delivering much for the NHS in terms of capital, but what can be expected?