Spring Budget 2023: what you need to know - NHS Confederation

Spring Budget 2023: what you need to know Analysis of what the Spring Budget means for health and care.

Compared to the Autumn Statement, this Budget had little focus on health and leaves more questions than it answers when it comes to the NHS. In particular, we emerge from today with uncertainty on the pay award for 2023/24 and without publication of the much-anticipated long-term workforce plan. NHS Confederation

See also:

• Spring Budget 2023 HM Government
• Spring Budget 2023: Academy President’s response The Academy of Medical Sciences
• ‘NHS workforce plan cannot come soon enough’ BMA
• Chancellor listens to BMA with pension taxation reform to help keep senior doctors in the NHS BMA
• Our response to the Spring Budget 2023 The Health Foundation
• Spring Budget 2023: A summary House of Commons Library
• Spring Budget 2023 response Institute for Fiscal Studies
• NHS Confederation responds to the Chancellor's 2023 Spring Budget NHS Confederation
• Spring Budget 2023 NHS Employers
• Pensions reform welcome, but there must be no further delay for the workforce plan NHS Providers
• NHS faces unrealistic budget and uncertainty over significant workforce challenges in the year ahead Nuffield Trust
• RCN responds to the Budget Statement Royal College of Nursing
• Challenges facing health and social care workforce dismissed as a key priority for spending in 2023 Spring Budget Royal College of Occupational Therapists
• Childcare and pensions interventions welcome, but NHS long-term workforce plan yet to be seen Royal College of Physicians