Henry Anderson is a local journalist with a focus on healthcare and sports. He writes for HSJ Local, The South Reporter, and Stanford Athletics, covering topics such as NHS finances, emergency care, dental services, and Stanford's athletic achievements. His work has also been featured in The Racquet Press.
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Henry Anderson's coverage primarily focuses on local healthcare and financial management, particularly concerning the NHS. His articles often touch upon government announcements and finance-related themes within the healthcare sector. When reaching out to him, consider providing insights into local NHS budget cuts, hospital administration challenges or any relevant government policy changes affecting healthcare finances. Additionally, experts with knowledge of how financial decisions impact hospitals' operations could be valuable sources for Henry's pieces.
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The NHS will be given an additional £1.5bn in capital funding to spend on new surgical hubs and scanners this year, the Treasury has announced ahead of Wednesday's budget.
By: Henry Anderson
Close to £1bn has been raided from health capital funding this year to meet day-to-day pressures in tech and pay, documents published alongside the Budget reveal.
At least three trusts have efficiency targets approaching 10 per cent of their budget this year, HSJ research has found.
HSJ's expert briefing on NHS finances, savings and efforts to get back in the black. By finance correspondent Henry Anderson.
Government has ordered a review into how the NHS is spending billions of pounds of extra elective recovery funding, over concerns trusts are charging more for procedures but not treating significantly more patients, HSJ has learned.
Wes Streeting wants NHS England to step up intervention in under-performing NHS organisations, and give greater flexibility to strong performers - including over capital investment, he will say today.
The health and care secretary has singled out a trust for "really poor-quality care," just moments after he said he was "not in the business of public humiliation."
Another integrated care system has been ordered to bring in consultants to fix its finances, meaning close to a third of the 42 systems are now in mandatory escalation over their finances.
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