NHS Counter Fraud Authority
@cfa.nhs.uk
Here at the NHS Counter Fraud Authority we estimate that fraud, bribery and corruption affecting the NHS cost the public purse £1.14 billion in the 2019-20 financial year. These crimes affect us all and take away important funds from frontline NHS care.The NHS Counter Fraud Authority's role is to stop this by identifying, investigating and preventing fraud and other economic crimes affecting the NHS.
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About NHS Counter Fraud Authority
The NHS Counter Fraud Authority (NHSCFA) is a brand dedicated to tackling fraud, bribery, and corruption within the NHS. Their mission is to identify, investigate, and prevent economic crimes that harm the NHS and cost the public purse billions of pounds each year. By putting a stop to these crimes, the NHSCFA ensures that vital funds are not diverted away from frontline NHS care.
They offer a range of services and resources to combat fraud, including fraud prevention reports, a fraud awareness toolkit, and a dedicated reporting line. Everyone has a role to play in fighting fraud, and the NHSCFA encourages individuals to remain vigilant and report any suspicions or concerns. Together, we can protect the NHS and ensure that taxpayer money is used for its intended purpose – patient care.
Visit their website to learn more and help stop NHS fraud
Company type
Government Agency
Year founded
2017
Company size
51-200 employees
