NHS England – 28 March 2024
Guidance includes a new cholesterol indicator (CHOL004) to introduce an outcome measure for the use of treatments to reduce cholesterol, in line with updated NICE guidance (NG238), with the aim of managing LDL cholesterol to ≤2.0 mmol/L or non-HDL cholesterol to ≤2.6 mmol/L.
NHS England – 18 March 2024
Clinical networks are clinically led groups of professionals, service users and organisations working together across professional, organisational and geographical boundaries. Clinical networks play a vital role in co-ordinating pathways of care, supporting equitable access to healthcare and assuring and improving quality. NHS England sets out the scope of work for specialised services clinical networks in the below network specifications.
Adult critical care clinical network specification
Burns clinical network specification
Cardiac clinical network specification
Congenital heart disease clinical network specification
Hepatitis C clinical network specification
Major trauma clinical network specification
Neonatal critical care clinical network specification
Neurosurgery clinical network specification
Paediatric critical care clinical network specification
Renal clinical network specification
NHS England – 21st February 2024
This is an independent review (commissioned by NHS England), chaired by Siobhan Melia, CEO, Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust, to support the improvement of the culture within the ambulance service.
NHS England – 25th January 2023
This annual report contains information on:
The annual report and accounts were laid before Parliament on 25 January 2024.
Consolidated NHS provider accounts: annual report and accounts 2022 to 2023
NHS England – 25th January 2024
Our annual report contains information on:
The annual report was laid before Parliament on 25 January 2024.
NHS England – 17 November 2023
NHS England is committed to supporting and empowering our stakeholders to make growing occupational health and wellbeing together a reality, in their local context. This Growing occupational health and wellbeing together: look back; look forward report showcases the journey, investment, and progress we have made in the first year since the launch of our Growing occupational health and wellbeing together strategy. It also provides insight into where we need to continue to invest to support our healthcare system, organisational and OHWB leaders to fully realise our shared vision in their local contexts, where they are in the driving seat for local change.
Growing occupational health and wellbeing together: look back, look forward report
NHS England – 5th October 2023
The agenda and papers for the NHS England board meeting on 5 October 2023.
Further information – NHS England public board meeting – agenda and papers – 5 October 2023
NHS England – 12th September 2023
In 2023/24 the NHS has three key tasks. The immediate priority is to recover our core services and productivity. Second, as we recover, we need to make progress in delivering the key ambitions in the NHS Long Term Plan. Third, we need to continue transforming the NHS for the future.
This business plan sets out NHS England’s work in leading and supporting the NHS to respond to these three key tasks, as well as a fourth task in creating a new organisation following the legal merger of NHS England with NHS Digital on 1 February 2023, and Health Education England on 1 April 2023.
NHS England – 18th August 2023
Letter from Amanda Pritchard; Sir David Sloman; Dame Ruth May and Professor Sir Stephen Powis, following the outcome of the trial of Lucy Letby.
NHS England – June 2023
Ahead of the NHS’s 75th birthday, the NHS Assembly has developed an independent report: The NHS in England at 75: priorities for the future. This will help the NHS, nationally and locally, respond to long term opportunities and challenges.
The Assembly found a growing consensus that the NHS should now focus on three key areas for long term development: better preventing ill health, personalising care and delivering more co-ordinated care closer to home.
The report draws on the feedback of thousands of people who contributed to a rapid process of engagement (NHS@75 engagement), and the Assembly’s huge breadth of experience.
The Assembly will continue to draw on the insights gained from the NHS@75 engagement to explore the key developments outlined in more detail. The findings will help inform the work of NHS England to develop strategies for the years ahead in partnership with Integrated Care Systems.
Read the Report – The NHS in England at 75: priorities for the future
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