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Financial management - KLOE 2.1 / 2.2 / 2.3

We have identified some notable practice case studies from NHS bodies which have made good progress in managing their finances, as reflected in their Auditors' Local Evaluation use of resources score. The case studies are listed below.
 
 
15 November 2009
Partnership working between the PCT and local authority covering pooled budgets; partnership monitoring and reporting; and strategic needs assessments
1 October 2009
Having service line reporting (SLR) is a Monitor requirement for all trusts wishing to achieve Foundation Trust status.
1 October 2009
Northamptonshire Healthcare has a strong track record of delivering financial targets and the Trust is always keen to improve budgetary performance at all levels across the organisation.
1 October 2009
The Trust is one of the largest mental health trusts in the country with operating expenses of £283 million in 2008/09. Each year since its formation, it has had a large cost improvement programme ...
1 October 2009
As a cornerstone of its preparations for foundation trust status, the Trust sought to achieve excellence in the quality of review over monitoring performance against budgets.
1 October 2009
The Trust sought to achieve a challenging cost improvement programme (CIP) while maintaining operational targets during a merger. It also sought to secure a sound financial footing in preparation for ...
1 October 2009
The Trust wanted to strengthen the role of senior managers and clinicians and increase their responsibility and understanding of how activity within their specialty and division impacts on both income ...
1 October 2009
As part of the planning process for the Trust’s ‘Towards 2010’ process, they have prepared a ten-year finance model (LTFM) which includes projections of cost improvement plan (CIP) targets.
1 January 2009
Reduction in energy usage and carbon emissions through energy efficient improvements
Financial management