Urgent at-home care teams can significantly reduce emergency admissions, according to an evaluation of two-hour urgent community response services.
Urgent at-home care teams can significantly reduce emergency admissions, according to the first evaluation of two-hour urgent community response services.
Every £1 invested in community or primary care could provide a return of up to £14 into local economies.
The GP contract is not fit for purpose and needs radical reform to support salaried and partnership models of service provision.
The government’s current approach to funding preventative care services might be working against the NHS’s aims.
Ambulances stuck outside hospitals waiting to hand over patients reflect wider pressures in the emergency care sector.
In a letter to the service in May, NHS chief executive Amanda Pritchard said ICBs and their partners must focus efforts on recovery and patient care.
Matt Gaunt, director of finance designate for the Lincolnshire Integrated Care Board, talks about some of the priorities facing the new system
This joint HFMA and Grant Thornton UK LLP briefing focuses on improving the quality of data for mental health and community services