Consultation outcome

How can the NHS payment system do more for patients?

Applies to England

This consultation has concluded

Detail of outcome

Thank you to everyone who submitted views. Your feedback will help us to place the interests of patients at the heart of this important piece of work, and provide better quality services for patients at a cost that is sustainable.


Original consultation

Summary

Monitor and NHS England are asking for views on developing the future NHS payment system.

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Consultation description

This discussion paper sets out possible approaches to designing a comprehensive payment system for NHS services for the long-term.

It is the first document issued by NHS England and Monitor as they work together to develop a payment system for the NHS for the long-term.

It presents early thinking for the design of the payment system for discussion and development with providers, commissioners, healthcare professionals and other stakeholders.

It also sets out the timetable for the 2014 to 2015 national tariff.

Questions for discussion:

  • How can we support innovation in how care is provided and positively influence provider and commissioner behaviour?
  • How can we design a payment system that includes different payment approaches for the different types of patient needs and care?
  • How can we strengthen the foundations of the current payment system in the meantime?

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Documents

How can the NHS payment system do more for patients? A discussion paper

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Published 13 May 2013

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