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Wanless Review
01 February 2005
Request:
Please disclose hitherto unpublished material on alternative ways of financing the NHS set out by Sir Derek Wanless in his work for the Treasury.
Disclosure:
The following documents have been disclosed under the Freedom of Information Act:
- Visit to Canada and the United States: 27-29 June 2001 (PDF 126KB)
- Visit to Stockholm, 23 January 2002 (PDF 88KB)
- HTRAG (September)01-Supplement slides from MORI focus group (PDF 231KB)
- CBI evidence to the House of Commons Health Committee Inquiry into the Role of the Private Sector in the NHS (PDF 165KB)
- An individual Director of Public Health response to Wanless (PDF 312KB)
- An individual GP’s response (PDF 34KB)
- An individual’s response to Wanless (PDF 86KB)
- BUPA’s response to the Wanless Interim report (PDF 240KB)
- British Insurer´s response to the Wanless report (PDF 163KB)
- Responses to the Wanless report by Crawley Constituency Labour Party (PDF 57KB)
- Responses to the Wanless report by Crawley Constituency Labour Party (second document) (PDF 27KB)
- Norwich Union’s response to Wanless (PDF 84KB)
- Summary of Nuffield’s response on Wanless (PDF 87KB)
- REFORM’s response on Wanless (PDF 274KB)
- Royal College of General Practitioner’s response to Wanless (PDF 224KB)
- Royal College of Nursing response to Wanless (PDF 83KB)
- Royal College of Nursing response to Wanless (second document) (PDF 113KB)
- The Enhancement Trust: response to Wanless (PDF 62KB)
- UNISON submission to the Wanless Review on NHS funding (PDF 64KB)
In addition, there are a further three documents to which Sir Derek had access that are already publicly available
- “The structure, dynamics and impact of the public/private mix of financing on health care systems, 30 April 2001 by Colleen M. Flood, Mark Stabile and Carolyn Hughes Tuohy of University of Toronto.
- National Association of Citizens Advice Bureaux report “Unhealthy Charges”
- IPPR “The future of healthcare: The patient perspective in England” January 2001
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