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The NHS Pensions Stakeholder Engagement Team are delivering additional Level 2 GP Practice Events, commencing in October and November, presenting educational training tailored for Practice Managers. These events will be delivered virtually via…

Access for: registered users through ePACT2 public users through Catalyst Prescribing analysis reports provides information about volume and cost of prescribing which has taken place for primarily a Commissioner / Provider or Practice during…

The following are examples of situations where you may be considered for Temporary Injury Allowance (TIA) as long as you're on sick leave with reduced earnings: an injury sustained on duty due to a specific incident (e.g. falling off a ladder,…

This disclosure policy applies to anyone considering reporting security vulnerabilities to us. We recommend reading the policy in full before reporting a vulnerability.  We value those who take the time and effort to report security vulnerabilities…

You're entitled to a free NHS sight test if you: are aged 60 or over are registered blind or partially sighted have been diagnosed with diabetes or glaucoma are aged 40 or over and have a close relative (parent, sibling or child) with a…

Our Open Data Portal (ODP) is the home of data we release to the public. It lets you: filter and download datasets access our Open Data via an API view the metadata and data in a single place Visit the ODP Datasets available to view Ad…

Change of member details If you don’t have access to Pensions Online (POL), you can tell us about a change to a member’s details by completing the relevant form:Change of employment details (SD55E) (PDF: 117KB)Change of personal details (SD55G) (…

The application form to leave the NHS Pension Scheme (SD502 form) should be kept for your own records, following your own data retention policy. They do not need to be sent to NHS Pensions. You can access the up-to-date version of the SD502 form…

Please be careful when completing an AW8 pension application online. If the member has left pensionable membership and is claiming benefits immediately, the payable date should be the day after the members last day of employment and not their date…

If you become too ill to work, you may be able to retire and take your pension benefits. We understand that if you're looking to retire on ill health grounds, how difficult this time can be for you. So we have tried to make it as easy as possible…