Prescribed specialised services manual
This document describes how NHS England and integrated care boards (ICBs) commission specialised services.
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NHS England publishes its commissioning intentions for prescribed specialised services
NHS England has today published details of its commissioning intentions for specialised services for 2014/15 and 2015/16. The document, Prescribed Specialised Services Commissioning Intentions 2014/15-2015/16, serves as notice to all providers of specialised services in England, and will be supported by other, more technical guidance, which will outline clearly which specialised services will be commissioned […]
Costing glossary
Updated 2 June 2023. Please refer to the NHS Data Model and Dictionary for terms that are not listed in the costing glossary. To search the glossary please the Control F browser search function. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U […]
NHS Payment Scheme
The 2022 Health and Care Act replaces the National Tariff Payment System with the NHS Payment Scheme (NHSPS). The NHSPS contains rules to establish the amount payable for NHS-funded secondary healthcare. 2023/25 NHSPS came into effect on 1 April 2023. Following consultation, some amendments have been made for 2024/25 and the 2023/25 NHSPS (amended) is […]
Financial accounting and reporting updates
NHS providers should refer to this page for the latest updates on financial accounting and reporting. We also email updates to finance teams. Quick links 2023/24 year end timetable letter DHSC Group Accounting Manual (GAM) 2023/24 FT Annual Reporting Manual (ARM) 2023/24 DHSC agreement of balances (provider portal login required) PFMS – Trust Portal Submission […]
Integrated care in action – Health inequalities
Case study summary Understanding how integrated care systems are tackling health inequalities. The NHS was founded to provide universal access to healthcare, but healthcare is only one of many factors that influence our health. The social and economic environment in which we are born, grow up, live, work and age, as well as the decisions we make for ourselves and our […]
Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust
Case study summary People who are prescribed anti-psychotic drugs for severe conditions such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder are at much higher risk of developing serious conditions such as diabetes and heart disease – lifespan can be reduced by up to 20 years as a result. Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust – One Year on from […]