Home About Us Patients Your Visit Services ELHT&Me Charity Working for Us Research News and media Counter Fraud The NHS employs more than 1.5 million people, putting it in the top five of the world’s largest workforces. In 2016-17 the NHSCFA estimated that fraud cost the NHS around £1.25 billion per annum. That's enough money to pay for over 40,000 staff nurses, or to purchase over 5,000 frontline ambulances. 1 November 2017 saw the launch of the NHS Counter Fraud Authority (NHSCFA), a new Special Health Authority tasked to lead the fight against fraud, bribery and corruption in the NHS. NHS CFA deliver anti-crime work that cannot be carried out by NHS health bodies regionally or in isolation. They use intelligence to identify serious and complex fraud. Local NHS organisations are primarily accountable for dealing with crime risks in the NHS. NHS CFA provides information and guidance to local AFSs to improve anti-fraud, bribery and corruption work across the NHS. If you know of, or suspect fraud in the NHS, contact the Trust’s Anti - Fraud Specialists Name Position Telephone Email Paul McGrath Anti-Fraud Specialist 0161 743 2036 paul.mcgrath@miaa.nhs.uk Darrell Davies Assistant Director of Fraud (Anti-Fraud) 0151 285 4500 darrell.davies@miaa.nhs.uk Or report via NHS Fraud & Corruption Reporting Line 0800 028 40 60 (Freephone 24hrs) NHS confidential reporting online form www.cfa.nhs.uk/reportfraud For more information about NHS Counter Fraud Authority (NHSCFA), please click here https://cfa.nhs.uk/home Related Documents January_2018_-_Revised_Chief_Exec_Bribery_Statement.pdf Was this page helpful? Our Accessibility Statement View our current vacancies and read about working with us Read about our Media service and Communications Team Click here to Contact Us Show accessibility tools

Home About Us Patients Your Visit Services ELHT&Me Charity Working for Us Research News and media COVID vaccine resources for minority ethnic communities We know there is evidence of disproportionate mortality and morbidity amongst black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) people, who have contracted COVID-19. The COVID-19 vaccine gives the best protection against coronavirus, so it is critical that everyone who is eligible accepts the vaccine when it is offered to them, especially those from at-risk communities. Below are a range of resources aimed at these communities, to reassure people of the safety and effectiveness of the vaccine. BBC video resources Celebrity videos Doctors of the World multi-lingual COVID information Vaccines and infertility Staying safe from COVID during Ramadan Was this page helpful? Our Accessibility Statement View our current vacancies and read about working with us Read about our Media service and Communications Team Click here to Contact Us Show accessibility tools