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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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.
By: Henry Anderson
Operational management is the "biggest thing missing" from the NHS, an influential integrated care board chair has said.
By: Henry Anderson
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Two neighbouring Yorkshire acute trusts have announced they will procure a British-made electronic patient record in a joint deal worth more than £30m over 10 years.
Another integrated care system has been ordered to bring in consultants to find ways to make further savings.
NHS England's chief financial officer Julian Kelly has called for greater realism from local leaders in next year's financial planning round, warning they must urgently make "difficult" choices about what they can deliver which will "feel like a real terms cut".
HSJ's expert briefing on NHS finances, savings and efforts to get back in the black. By finance correspondent Henry Anderson.
By: Henry Anderson
A pay rise of more than the 2.8 per cent budgeted for next year would slow down the NHS's waiting list recovery, and make "the day-to-day job of NHS staff even harder", NHS England has claimed.
Four more integrated care systems have been told to bring in management consultants to review their savings plans by NHS England.North West London required to enter I&I programme to access cash support Birmingham, Leicestershire and Dorset also in financial oversight tier four
A total of 39 of the 42 integrated care systems have fallen behind their financial plans, new figures reveal.
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