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NHSCFA Strategy 2023-26

The NHSCFA's 2023-2026 strategy document sets out our approach to fighting fraud and other economic crime affecting the NHS.

Published: 08/06/2023

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NHSCFA Strategy 2023-26

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Foreword

Alex Rothwell outlines the organisation's priorities for the next three years in the fight against fraud, bribery, and corruption affecting the NHS.

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Chair welcome

Tom Taylor introduces the NHSCFA's 2023-2026 Strategy.

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Current context, risks and challenges

The importance of protecting the NHS from fraudulent activity.

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Our vision, purpose and values and behaviours

An outline of the change in vision for the organisation, with a new focus on working collaboratively and addressing the risks of bribery and corruption.

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Our response

An explanation of the four fraud-focused pillars that have been designed to achieve the NHSCFAs vision of preventing fraud, bribery, and corruption in the NHS.

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Overall savings target

Counter fraud impact across the health family coordinated and led by the NHSCFA.

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The Strategic Pillars

NHSCFA's strategic pillars designed to ensure that the NHS is equipped to respond effectively to any threat of fraud.

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How we work

Our operating model.

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Stakeholder engagement

How stakeholders have shaped our strategic pillars and areas of focus.

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Key strategic partnerships and collaborations

A description of NHSCFA's key strategic partners and collaboraters.

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Delivery mechanisms

An outline of the financial strategy and risk management framework of the NHSCFA.

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Our integrated approach to delivery

Refining and developing an integrated strategic approach.

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Strategic accountability and performance management framework

How the NHSCFA's annual business plan supports the delivery of the strategy.

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Our strategy on a page

A quick overview of the NHSCFA's Strategy.

Corporate publications
Strategic Intelligence Assessment
The NHS Counter Fraud Authority Business Plan 2023-24
NHSCFA Strategy 2023-26
Strategic Intelligence Assessment 2023
NHSCFA Data Strategy

Relevant pages
IFAW 2023
Annual Report and Accounts for 2022-2023 published
Information governance strategy
Sample social media posts for IFAW 2023
NHSCFA Launches new Data Strategy for 2021/22 - 2024/25

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