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NHS Confederation responds to Spending Review

Danny Mortimer responds to the Budget and Spending Review

27 October 2021

Mental health faces the toughest three years in living memory

While additional funding announced to the NHS is apportioned across the system, we must recognise not just physical health, but mental health too.

27 October 2021

Autumn Budget and Spending Review 2021

Summary and analysis of the Budget and Spending Review 2021 and the implications for health and care.

27 October 2021

The challenge is on

This winter will be unlike any other and the health and care system must pull together to tackle the challenges it brings.

27 October 2021

The best service the NHS has offered yet

With medicines optimisation costs increasing, effective approaches are needed at national, systems and place levels with ICSs playing a key part.

27 October 2021

Staff are the most important thing in the NHS

Darren Hughes, director of the Welsh NHS Confederation, responds to Audit Wales' report on NHS staff wellbeing during the pandemic.

26 October 2021

Building unity and solidarity to amplify voices

Chair of the steering group for the BME Leadership Network, Richard Stubbs, shares his pride in his role and the network’s purpose.

26 October 2021

Recognising the role independent providers play in integrated care systems

Independent providers and the NHS must take an ‘all shoulders to the wheel’ approach to integrated care, or risk doing patients a disservice.

25 October 2021

Increase in demand for mental health support is being felt across the system

Mental health problems in England are growing at an alarming rate causing unprecedented strain not just on mental health services, but all healthcare.

25 October 2021

NHS Confederation responds to HM Treasury announcement on NHS investment in the Spending Review

HM Treasury has announced ahead of the Spending Review this week that £5.9 billion will be invested in the NHS to help tackle the elective backlog.

24 October 2021