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Has the NHS got the money it asked for?
The NHS “got less than we asked for”, the chief of NHS England Simon Stevens told MPs in the Public Accounts Committee in January. Read
Fact checks about increases and decreases in funding of the NHS, including the number of hospitals being built and record levels of funding
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The NHS “got less than we asked for”, the chief of NHS England Simon Stevens told MPs in the Public Accounts Committee in January. Read
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Readers have asked us to look into claims about the Naylor Review and its recommendations on selling NHS land. Read
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Nearly two-thirds of NHS trusts and foundation trusts ended the 2015/16 year in deficit. Read
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The Department of Health paid £2 billion last year in charges for PFIs on the NHS. Read
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The NHS is getting more money every year, but the rate of increase in the 2010s is smaller than in any previous decade, experts warn. Read
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Adding up five years’ worth of spending on the NHS to get a really big number doesn’t tell us very much. Read
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Estimates show health tourism costs up to £300 million a year, but savings from this alone won't fill the gap in funding for the NHS. Read
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Compared to countries in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, health spending in the UK as a proportion of GDP was above average in 2014. Read
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Government plans will see £5 billion rise in overall health spending in England by 2020, once you adjust for inflation. Read
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The government has misquoted a statement from Simon Stevens in 2015. Read