Index Catalog // The King's Fund Digital Archive

Author:: The King's Fund and Appleby, John
Publication date:: 2006
Abstract:: In March 2005, the King's Fund published An Independent Audit of the NHS under Labour (1997-2005), which included an analysis of where extra NHS funding had been spent. This briefing provides an update to the question "where's the money going?" It analyses new data recently released by the Department of ...

Author:: Harrison, Anthony, Wanless, Derek, King's Fund, Patel, Darshan, and Appleby, John
Publication date:: 2007
Abstract:: The Wanless review Securing our Future Health, published by the Treasury in 2002, concluded that the United Kingdom would need to spend substantially more on health care and that fundamental reform would be needed to enable those resources to be used effectively. Five years on, The King's Fund has commissioned ...

Author:: King's Fund and Appleby, John
Publication date:: [2007]
Abstract:: Published in February 2007. and In order to help inform the debate about funding health over the next five to ten years, the King's Fund organised a meeting of senior managers, health economists and policy advisers at Leeds Castle. They discussed not only what level of public funding is feasible and desirable, but also the ...

Author:: King's Fund, Appleby, John, and Gregory, Sarah
Publication date:: 2008
Abstract:: Primary care trusts (PCTs) spend around 75 per cent of the NHS budget in England. How do they decide on their spending priorities? This paper examines the data collected by the Department of Health on the amounts PCTs spend on the 23 programmes of care based on medical conditions such ... and An update to the briefing "Local variations in NHS spending priorities" published in 2006.

Author:: The King's Fund, Institute for Fiscal Studies, Appleby, John, Crawford, Rowena, and Emmerson, Carl
Publication date:: 2009
Abstract:: NHS spending in England may have more than doubled in real terms since 1999/2000, but the prospects for future funding now look bleak. Although there is consensus that the NHS faces a tough financial future, there is no agreement about just how cold the financial climate will be. Starting with ...

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