All investment decisions in the NHS have an impact on health inequalities. How can business cases help us consider the impact?
The Department of Health and Social Care has published a technical report about the methodology and data used to model the effects of the smokefree generation policy.
The Department of Health and Social Care has circulated correspondence to integrated care boards and local authorities about how they can take part in WorkWell, a health and disability support service backed by £64m in funding across 15 areas.
A prostate cancer screening trial is to get under way in the UK, backed by £42m from the government and Prostate Cancer UK.
Local authorities are to benefit from almost £267m in government funding next year to improve drug and alcohol treatment and recovery services.
The chief medical officer's annual report calls for focus on maximising old people's independence and minimising time in ill health, as well as concentration on non-urban areas.
Work to address health inequalities in waiting lists must be funded from core budgets rather than on an ad hoc basis.
The government has allocated £70m for stop smoking services and support in every local authority in England – more than double the current funding available.
This forum is designed as an update on NHS finance current priorities covering the roles of NHS chairs and non-executive directors.
A new report from The King’s Fund finds that people from the most deprived areas in England are more likely to have long waits for planned hospital care than people from less deprived areas.