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Up to 20,600 annual fatalities could be prevented within the NHS using its existing financial resources, according to a new report from the Health Foundation think tank. On average, individuals might also gain an additional 2.5 to 4.5 years of healthy life. Improving productivity could also deliver £33 billion in annual savings for the NHS.
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