What we spend and how we spend it
The following documents provide further information regarding what NHS England’s spends and how:
- Payments over £25,000 we have made
- NHS Long Term Plan
- The Review Body on Doctors’ and Dentists’ Remuneration
- NHS Pay Review Body
- Financial Performance Report and Accounts
- Report and accounts
- Expenses
Payments over £25,000 we have made
NHS England is committed to meeting Government transparency requirements in relation to how we spend the money we are given. As part of this we will periodically publish information on the payments we have made that are over £25,000.
In the data file where the word ‘removed’ appears against a payment line it means that we have decided that revealing the details of the payment could lead to the identification of an individual patient – the details of the payment have been removed to prevent this.
- payments over £25k reports: 2024
- payments over £25k reports: 2023
- payments over £25k reports: 2022
- payments over £25k reports: 2021
- payments over £25k reports: 2020
- payments over £25k reports: 2019
- payments over £25k reports: 2018
- Ppayments over £25k reports: 2017
- payments over £25k reports: 2016
- payments over £25k reports: 2015
- payments over £25k reports: 2014
- payments greater than 25k report 2013 -14
- payments greater than 25k report Q1 2013 -14
- payments greater than 25k report Q2 2013 -14
- payments greater than 25k report Q3 2013 -14
- payments greater than 25k report Q4 2013 -14
NHS Long Term Plan
Our Business Plan explains how our commitment to transparency and increasing patients’ voice are fundamental to improving patient care.
The Review Body on Doctors’ and Dentists’ Remuneration
Pay uplifts for doctors and dentists, who work for the NHS, are determined by the government in light of recommendations made by the independent review body on doctors and dentists remuneration (DDRB). This body takes evidence from across the four UK administrations, trade unions and NHS Employers before making their recommendations.
- Submission to the Review Body on Doctors’ and Dentists’ Remuneration – Evidence for the 2023/24 pay round
- Data Submission to the Review Body on Doctors’ and Dentists’ Remuneration 2021/22
- NHS Pay Review Body data submission
- Joint Evidence to the Doctors’ and Dentists’ Remuneration Body
- Submission to the Review Body on Doctors’ and Dentists’ Remuneration – 2020/21
- The Review Body on Doctors’ and Dentists’ Remuneration Review for 2019 – General Medical Practitioners and General Dental Practitioners February 2019
- NHS England evidence to the Review Body on Doctors’ & Dentists’ Remuneration – Review for 2018
- NHS England evidence to the Review Body on Doctors’ & Dentists’ Remuneration Review for 2017 – General Medical Practitioners and General Dental Practitioners September 2016
- The Review Body on Doctors’ and Dentists’ Remuneration – NHS England’s Supplementary Evidence for the 2016 Review
- NHS England evidence to DDRB on General Medical Practitioners and General Dental Practitioners for the 2016 review
- NHS England evidence to DDRB on General Medical Practitioners and General Dental Practitioners for the 2015 review
- The Review Body on Doctors’ & Dentists’ Remuneration Review for 2015 – Supplementary Evidence
NHS Pay Review Body
Pay uplifts for NHS staff working under agenda for change terms and conditions are determined by the government in light of recommendations made by the independent NHS Pay Review Body who take evidence from across the four UK administrations, trade unions and NHS Employers before making their recommendations.
- NHS England submission to the NHS Pay Review Body – Evidence for the 2023/24 pay round
- NHS Pay Review Body data submission – 2022
- NHS Pay Review Body data submission – 2021
- The NHS Pay Review Body – Written evidence from NHS England December 2017
- The NHS Pay Review Body Written evidence from NHS England – September 2016
- The NHS Pay Review Body Supplementary Evidence from NHS England – November 2015
- NHS England Evidence to the NHS Pay Review Body for 2016 review
Financial performance report and accounts
These quarterly reports provide an update on the financial performance of NHS England and include the year to date and forecast position for Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs), areas of direct commissioning, our central running costs and programme budgets. They also include year to date and forecast performance against commissioner efficiency plans.
Report and accounts
Annual report and accounts for the NHS Commissioning Board (known as NHS England) and NHS Improvement.
- NHS Commissioning Board: Annual report and accounts 2020 to 2021
- NHS Improvement: Annual report and accounts 2020 to 2021
- NHS England Annual Report 2019/20
- NHS Improvement annual report and accounts 2019/20
- NHS England Annual Report 2018/19
- NHS Improvement: annual report and accounts 2018/19
- NHS England Annual Report 2017/18
- NHS Improvement: annual report and accounts 2017/18
- NHS England Annual Report 2016/17
- NHS Improvement: annual report and accounts 2016/17
- NHS England Annual Report 2015/16
- NHS England Annual Report 2014/15
- NHS England Annual Report 2013/14
- NHS England Annual Report 2012/13
Expenses
Information on expenses incurred by national directors can found here on the ‘Declarations’ page on NHS England website.