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Key findings The comparison of expected uptake to the actual volume of medicines used in the NHS in England is available in the national level medicine groupings interactive dashboard. You can find the dashboard on the online web platform. The…

In 2022, the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) proposed changes to the amount members pay for their NHS Pension benefits. We wrote to members at the time and explained that some changes would take effect on 1 October 2022, while others…

The Permanent Injury Benefit (PIB) under the NHS Injury Benefits Scheme is no longer available to people who sustain an injury or contract a disease due to NHS employment on or after 31 March 2013. We'll process injury benefit applications received…

The NHS Business Services Authority (NHSBSA) is responsible for this service. Why we process your information When you complete a course of NHS dental treatment, your dentist submits some of your treatment details to us. You agreed to this when…

Hints and tips Differences between the eOPS dashboards There are currently 3 versions of eOPS dashboards available. We’ve provided some guidance that will explain the differences between all 3, and make sure you are using the right version for…

Following a period of consultation, the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has implemented changes to the NHS Pension Scheme to enable members with 1995 Section benefits who retire and return to re-join the Scheme from 1 April 2023.…

Pension Awareness Week is all about helping to raise awareness of the importance of pensions. Throughout the week we’ll be sharing information on the NHS Pension Scheme, what it is and why it’s so valuable. ​If you’re actively contributing to the…

As we continue to build and develop our DDaT directorate, three key areas have been identified that we need to focus on to prepare us for any opportunities and challenges in the future, these are our priorities. Our priorities are not stand alone…

If you pay for registered childcare during your studies, you may be able to get help towards the cost through Childcare Allowance (CCA). You can only get CCA if you receive the NHS Bursary, and we’ll pay it in 3 termly instalments with your other…

Liquid medicines are commonly prescribed for children. For many drugs, there is a range of different concentrations of liquid available. If the concentration is changed and the parents and carers do not adjust the volume to be given, this can lead…