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Healthcare Financial Management Association urges the government to go beyond £8bn pledge – and sounds the alarm on NHS deficits
Health service chief executive says "considerably more progress" needed in Spending Review talks to ensure "genuinely workable NHS funding solution"
As the government’s most senior medical adviser, it’s Dame Sally Davies’ job to stand up for hard evidence and grapple with some of the country’s biggest health challenges. Matt Foster meets her
Care Quality Commission chief David Behan tells NHS Innovation Expo that public reassurance vital after data on patients attending sexual health treatment centre accidentally shared
An adult social worker discusses how budget cuts and legislative changes mean those in his profession now spend more time on paperwork than looking after people in need
When it comes to strengthening their health systems, emerging economies are not short of challenges – and "leapfrogging" can help deliver real change rapidly
Former head of the government finance profession handed CIPFA medal for "outstanding" public service
"Robespierre terror" of Public Accounts Committee under former chair Margaret Hodge will be copied by more MPs, former health secretary warns officials
National Audit Office report says department consulted carefully on Care Act, but sounds warning over whether local authorities will be able to cope with demand
Simon Stevens calls for £22bn of savings as NHS Confederation warns health service under serious financial pressure
New poll of health workers by Dods Research finds Labour most trusted on NHS, but there is doubt over the main parties' policy pledges
Conservative party vows to close funding gap identified in NHS Five Year Forward View, but Labour questions source of the extra money
SCS requirement for 'supreme flexibility' in working is holding back disabled civil servants, one of three government-commissioned reports on diversity finds
After a rocky start, the government’s ambitious plan to integrate health and social care is ready for launch. But is the challenge simply too big? Mark Rowe asks the experts
Information Technology is a contentious topic in healthcare circles. But that didn’t stop CSW exploring its potential at a recent round table, as Tim Gibson reports
Health secretary apologises on behalf of government and health service for failure to deal with Savile abuse
They do things differently in Totnes, and they have a Member of Parliament who does it her way too. Jess Bowie travels to Devon to spend the day with Sarah Wollaston, the Tory MP and select committee chair who has no fear of speaking the truth to power.
How will public sector cuts in the 2015 Spending Round impact on the UK health sector?
Kate Gross, No. 10 private secretary to two prime ministers, was driven by a desire to make people’s lives better, writes Oliver Robbins
Top Treasury official calls for closer working between Whitehall and local government
The Department of Health’s director general for social care, local government and care partnerships tells Winnie Agbonlahor about a career spent working across boundaries
Twenty-one percent of doctors who die while undergoing “fitness to practise” investigations have taken their own lives, a report has revealed
Time to stop the blame game and find solutions to clinical failure in the NHS, says PASC
A recent CSW round table examined the potential of Big Data to improve outcomes and cut costs in our healthcare system. Colin Marrs reports. Photos by Paul Heartfield