Department of Health and Social Care Annual Report and Accounts 2023-24
Published on:The C&AG has released his report on the Department of Health and Social Care accounts for 2023-24.
The C&AG has released his report on the Department of Health and Social Care accounts for 2023-24.
DHSC spent £191.3 billion in 2023-24. This report provides an introduction to DHSC and our examination of its spending and performance.
NHS England’s Elective Care transformation programmes have not yet met all of their goals to support elective care recovery.
The dental recovery plan, launched in February 2024, is unlikely deliver an additional 1.5 million treatments by March 2025.
This investigation will examine the hospice sector in England, focusing on funding, accessibility and plans to address challenges.
A new report from the National Audit Office finds that government has made limited progress on combatting antimicrobial resistance.
This upcoming NAO study will examine how effectively the government is tackling the challenges of growing numbers of people with frailty.
A review of how NHS Health Checks are provided in England is needed to improve the system for preventing cardiovascular disease.
The NAO has reported on the 2022-23 accounts of the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC).
This National Audit Office upcoming report will set out the scale of changes to clinical negligence costs and what is driving these changes.
This study will examine DfE’s oversight of the children’s homes market, including supported accommodation.
Examining how the NHS can manage its current operations within the financial resources it has, while progressing its long-term goals
The NAO has reported on the 2021-22 accounts of the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC).
Despite funding and staffing levels for mental health services increasing, and more patients being treated, millions of people with mental health needs are still not accessing services, with some facing lengthy waits for treatment, according to a new National Audit Office report.
A National Audit Office (NAO) report assessing the government’s approach to improving urgent and emergency care services in England.
Key public bodies are insufficiently prepared for a major animal disease outbreak and would likely struggle to cope with one, the NAO finds.
Weaknesses in modelling for NHS England’s Long Term Workforce Plan need addressing to improve future strategic workforce planning.
Our report looks at whether the government is well positioned to achieve its drug strategy’s 10-year ambitions.
The UK’s future resilience to dangerous diseases is being undermined by decision-making failures regarding a planned health security campus in Harlow.
Senior Audit Manager Natalie Low gives an NAO perspective on the NHS as it turns 75. What has many decades of the NAO auditing one of the largest employers in the world revealed?