Policy paper

Reforming the payment system for NHS services: supporting the Five Year Forward View

This paper from Monitor and NHS England describes how the NHS payment system could begin to look from 2020.

• From: Monitor and NHS England
• Published: 1 December 2014

Applies to England

Documents

Reforming the payment system for NHS services: supporting the Five Year Forward View

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Review of multi-year national tariff cycles

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Research on financial and non-financial incentives

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Crowdsourcing exercise on the design of the NHS payment system (February 2014)

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Details

It sets out several payment approaches that Monitor and NHS England want to develop further with NHS providers and commissioners, including those in social and primary care.

Improvements to the NHS payment system will be critical to developing and delivering the new care models described in the ‘NHS Five Year Forward View’.

The payment models will help the NHS to develop new models of care that patients need, to support:

• development of integrated care approaches such as multi-speciality community providers and primary and acute care systems
• development of urgent and emergency care networks
• high quality elective care and specialised services though a mix of payment approaches
• parity of esteem for mental health services

The paper also sets out the improvements needed to the information building blocks underpinning the NHS payment system.

Get involved

If you would like to find out more or get involved in our payment development programme, please email paymentsystem@monitor.gov.uk.

Published 1 December 2014