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43: Limp NHS productivity and what to do about it – with Anita Charlesworth and Neil Sebire
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Improving NHS productivity is a key national priority. But what’s behind the slowdown and can it be reversed?
Over the past few years, amid the turmoil of COVID-19, the NHS has seen substantial growth in funding and clinical staffing levels. Yet the numbers of patients treated haven’t risen in step – suggesting services, particularly NHS acute hospitals, have become less productive.
Government has announced a wide-ranging review of public sector productivity and asked services to develop plans to recover productivity performance. At the Spring Budget 2024, £3.4bn in capital funding was announced to support digital and technology projects intended to boost NHS productivity.
So why have activity levels not been keeping pace with recent increases in NHS funding and staffing, what can be done, and is implementing new technologies a solution worth banking on?
To discuss, our Chief Executive Jennifer Dixon is joined by:
Over the past few years, amid the turmoil of COVID-19, the NHS has seen substantial growth in funding and clinical staffing levels. Yet the numbers of patients treated haven’t risen in step – suggesting services, particularly NHS acute hospitals, have become less productive.
Government has announced a wide-ranging review of public sector productivity and asked services to develop plans to recover productivity performance. At the Spring Budget 2024, £3.4bn in capital funding was announced to support digital and technology projects intended to boost NHS productivity.
So why have activity levels not been keeping pace with recent increases in NHS funding and staffing, what can be done, and is implementing new technologies a solution worth banking on?
To discuss, our Chief Executive Jennifer Dixon is joined by:
- Anita Charlesworth, Chief Economist and Director of the REAL Centre at the Health Foundation.
- Neil Sebire, Professor of Pathology and Chief Research Information Officer at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust.
Show notes
Institute for Government (2023). The NHS productivity puzzle.
Institute for Fiscal Studies (2023). Is there really an NHS productivity crisis?
Health Foundation (2023). The unsustainable is not sustained: why productivity is fundamental to the future of the NHS.
Bennett Institute (2021). Productivity in UK healthcare during and after COVID-19 pandemic.
Chancellor’s speech on productivity growth (2023).
Centre for Health Economics (2024). Productivity of the English National Health Service: 2021/22 update.
Institute for Government (2023). The NHS productivity puzzle.
Institute for Fiscal Studies (2023). Is there really an NHS productivity crisis?
Health Foundation (2023). The unsustainable is not sustained: why productivity is fundamental to the future of the NHS.
Bennett Institute (2021). Productivity in UK healthcare during and after COVID-19 pandemic.
Chancellor’s speech on productivity growth (2023).
Centre for Health Economics (2024). Productivity of the English National Health Service: 2021/22 update.
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Improving NHS productivity is a key national priority. But what’s behind the slowdown and can it be reversed?
Over the past few years, amid the turmoil of COVID-19, the NHS has seen substantial growth in funding and clinical staffing levels. Yet the numbers of patients treated haven’t risen in step – suggesting services, particularly NHS acute hospitals, have become less productive.
Government has announced a wide-ranging review of public sector productivity and asked services to develop plans to recover productivity performance. At the Spring Budget 2024, £3.4bn in capital funding was announced to support digital and technology projects intended to boost NHS productivity.
So why have activity levels not been keeping pace with recent increases in NHS funding and staffing, what can be done, and is implementing new technologies a solution worth banking on?
To discuss, our Chief Executive Jennifer Dixon is joined by:
Over the past few years, amid the turmoil of COVID-19, the NHS has seen substantial growth in funding and clinical staffing levels. Yet the numbers of patients treated haven’t risen in step – suggesting services, particularly NHS acute hospitals, have become less productive.
Government has announced a wide-ranging review of public sector productivity and asked services to develop plans to recover productivity performance. At the Spring Budget 2024, £3.4bn in capital funding was announced to support digital and technology projects intended to boost NHS productivity.
So why have activity levels not been keeping pace with recent increases in NHS funding and staffing, what can be done, and is implementing new technologies a solution worth banking on?
To discuss, our Chief Executive Jennifer Dixon is joined by:
- Anita Charlesworth, Chief Economist and Director of the REAL Centre at the Health Foundation.
- Neil Sebire, Professor of Pathology and Chief Research Information Officer at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust.
Show notes
Institute for Government (2023). The NHS productivity puzzle.
Institute for Fiscal Studies (2023). Is there really an NHS productivity crisis?
Health Foundation (2023). The unsustainable is not sustained: why productivity is fundamental to the future of the NHS.
Bennett Institute (2021). Productivity in UK healthcare during and after COVID-19 pandemic.
Chancellor’s speech on productivity growth (2023).
Centre for Health Economics (2024). Productivity of the English National Health Service: 2021/22 update.
Institute for Government (2023). The NHS productivity puzzle.
Institute for Fiscal Studies (2023). Is there really an NHS productivity crisis?
Health Foundation (2023). The unsustainable is not sustained: why productivity is fundamental to the future of the NHS.
Bennett Institute (2021). Productivity in UK healthcare during and after COVID-19 pandemic.
Chancellor’s speech on productivity growth (2023).
Centre for Health Economics (2024). Productivity of the English National Health Service: 2021/22 update.
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