Cut NHS red tape and boost productivity to prevent 20,000 early deaths a year in England, report urges

There is ‘substantial scope to improve outcomes within the funding already available to the NHS’, the report found. There is ‘substantial scope to improve outcomes within the funding already available to the NHS’, the report found. Health policy Cut NHS red tape and boost productivity to prevent 20,000 early deaths a year in England, report urges Changes could save £33bn and result in average of four extra years of good health for people, report says

Prefer the Guardian on Google The NHS in England could prevent 20,000 deaths and save £33bn a year by cutting red tape and boosting productivity, a report says.

Research by the Health Foundation found the health service has been held back for decades by excessive regulation, short-term planning and insufficient capability to deliver major change.