NHS bodies’ audit reports have been qualified due to failures to meet the requirements of Managing public money.
The Department of Health and Social Care must return to publishing its accounts before the summer recess and set out a timetable for achieving this.
The Department of Health and Social Care and the UK Health Security Agency are getting the basics unacceptably wrong in their financial management and accountability for public spending, according to the Public Accounts Committee.
This briefing summarises the current audit context and shares top tips to plan for an audit that runs as smoothly as possible.
This paper provides NHS non-executive directors with key reminders as they review their 2023/24 annual report and accounts.
This short paper is intended to support audit committee members to easily understand the range of external audit reports and additional powers.
This paper covers: what a good year-end working paper looks like; good practice arrangements; and some key issues to consider for 2023/24.
This online event offers indispensable practical insights and serves as a valuable platform for audit committee chairs and members to engage
The HFMA’s NHS audit committee handbook is a comprehensive guide covering aspects such as the purpose, arrangements, roles and supporting checklists.
All NHS bodies will go into this year’s final accounts process with an auditor in place, NHS England CFO Julian Kelly told MPs this week.