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Adam Roberts and Toby Watt The path to sustainability: Funding projections for the NHS in Wales to 2019/20 and 2030/31 Adam Roberts and Toby Watt October 2016

Figure 1: Steps for producing total NHS spending projections October 2016 The path to sustainability Figure 1: Steps for producing total NHS spending projections

October 2016 The path to sustainability Figure 2: Cost of acute care in Wales Average annual cost by age and sex 2014/15

October 2016 The path to sustainability Figure 3: Cost of admissions for chronic conditions Total cost of inpatient admissions for people with chronic conditions, 2014/15

October 2016 The path to sustainability Figure 4: Spending on different treatment areas Index of spending projections for individual treatment areas, as a result of rising activity and unit costs, 2015/16=100

Figure 5: Projected spending pressures to 2030/31 October 2016 The path to sustainability Figure 5: Projected spending pressures to 2030/31

October 2016 The path to sustainability Figure 6: Efficiency growth of 1% and budget rising with GDP Funding pressures for the NHS in Wales with 1% efficiency growth and budget rising in line with GDP to 2030/31

October 2016 The path to sustainability Table 1: Health budgets for England and Wales Department of Health Total Department Expenditure Limit (TDEL) as outlined in the March budget 2016 (all figures are £bn unless specified)

October 2016 The path to sustainability Figure 7: Pressures for the Welsh NHS in 2019/20 Projections with possible budget and different rates of efficiency growth

October 2016 The path to sustainability Table 2: Cost of pay and pensions for English NHS Assumed cost increases due to pressures from pay and pension for English NHS, in cash and real terms

October 2016 The path to sustainability Figure 8: Effect of 1% efficiency and the current public sector pay deal

October 2016 The path to sustainability Table 3: Adjustment to activity trends between 2015/16 and 2020/21 as a result of prudent health care (annual average values in brackets)

October 2016 The path to sustainability Figure 9: Effect of prudent health care on spending Estimated effects of investment and acute savings associated with prudent health care on total expenditure in NHS Wales

October 2016 The path to sustainability Figure 10: Pay deal and efficiency projections Spending projections for NHS Wales based on current pay deal and different efficiency assumptions

Figure 11: Potential impact of prudent health care by 2030/31 October 2016 The path to sustainability Figure 11: Potential impact of prudent health care by 2030/31

Figure 12: Projected cost pressures for adult social care in Wales October 2016 The path to sustainability Figure 12: Projected cost pressures for adult social care in Wales

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