Cut NHS red tape and boost productivity to prevent 20,000 early deaths a year in England, report urges

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A report urges the NHS in England to cut red tape and improve productivity, stating that such changes could prevent 20,000 early deaths annually and save £33 billion. The study highlights long-term challenges including excessive regulation and insufficient change capability in the health service.

Changes could save £33bn and result in average of four extra years of good health for people, report says The NHS in England could prevent 20,000 deaths and save £33bn a year by cutting red tape and boosting productivity, a report says. Research by the Health Foundation found the health service has been held back for decades by excessive regulation, short-term planning and insufficient capability to deliver major change. Continue reading...