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NHS Five Year Forward View
The NHS Five Year Forward View was published in 2014 and set out a new shared vision for the future of the NHS. It was followed by Next steps on the NHS Five Year Forward View in 2017.
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The NHS Five Year Forward View was published in 2014 and set out a new shared vision for the future of the NHS. It was followed by Next steps on the NHS Five Year Forward View in 2017.
NHS England’s National Director for Mental Health, Claire Murdoch, takes a look at the progress made in the first year of the Five Year Forward View programme. We are currently marking the first anniversary of the publication of the Mental Health Taskforce Report and there are three things I want to say about this. Thank you; […]
An outline of the progress made in the first year of the Five Year Forward View for Mental Health programme.
The Five Year Forward View signalled a continued focus on improving care, treatment and support for everyone diagnosed with cancer. It set an ambition to improve outcomes across the whole pathway, including: Better prevention; Swifter diagnosis; and Better treatment, care and aftercare. Following the publication of the Five Year Forward View, NHS England established the Independent Cancer Taskforce. The […]
Clinical associates to the new care models programme have been tasked with helping vanguards translate their visions into action and fulfil the aims of the NHS Five Year Forward View by delivering a better patient experience, value for money and improved outcomes. Dr Shera Chok is one of those clinical associates, a GP in Tower […]
National NHS leaders have today (Thursday) set out steps to strengthen collaboration across the NHS and ensure that local health and care areas are successful in delivering their blueprints for the future. Published by NHS England and NHS Improvement, Delivering the Forward View: NHS Operational Planning Guidance for 2017/18 and 2018/19 provides NHS trusts and […]
The Five Year Forward View for Mental Health has made an unarguable case for transforming mental health care in England. The costs of mental ill health – whether to the individual, their family or carer, the NHS or wider society – are stark. The opportunity of action cannot be ignored, and this document describes how we will take the action required.
Following the Health Select Committee evidence session today, NHS England are publishing the technical briefing that sits alongside the Five Year Forward View financial assessment of the NHS.
The technical briefing and annex outlines the modelling and scenarios underpinning the basis of the NHS Five Year Forward View.