Foundation Trust definition

Foundation Trust means the Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

Foundation Trust means the Trustees for the London Oratory Charity, (registered charity no 240702) incorporated pursuant to a certificate of incorporation granted by the Charity Commission on 10 February 1970;

Foundation Trust means Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust;

Examples of Foundation Trust in a sentence

• This document complies with the Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust service equality and diversity statement.

• The children’s hospital project will be delivered through an innovative joint proposal between ourselves, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust (CPFT), providing mental health services and the University of Cambridge, providing world-leading academic research.

• Black Country Partnership NHS Foundation Trust is committed to ensuring that the way we provide services and the way we recruit and treat staff reflects individual needs, promotes equality and does not discriminate unfairly against any particular individual or group.

• Report of the Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust Public Inquiry.

• The Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust is committed to creating a positive culture of respect for all individuals, including job applicants, employees, patients, their families and carers as well as community partners.

More Definitions of Foundation Trust

Foundation Trust means Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust

Foundation Trust means The Whittington Hospital NHS Foundation Trust;

Foundation Trust means the Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust;

Foundation Trust means Camden & Islington NHS Foundation Trust (C&I)

Foundation Trust means the Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

Foundation Trust. A: Expenditure Record total staff costs as permanently employed against salaries and wages. Record as 'business external to government' with no WGA codes attached to transaction. Record total staff costs as permanently employed. Record in 'business external to government with no WGA codes attached to transaction. Impact Record income received from WGA body in respect of recharge in 'Recoveries from bodies in respect of staff costs netted off expenditure' in the employee benefits note. This would show as a negative amount to represent receipt. It would be classified as 'external to government' Equivalent for NHS Trust B Overall staff costs would show nil assuming the recharge amount was for full staff cost amount. Transaction elimination for DH consolidation Show gross income and gross staff costs Show no income and staff costs netted to £0 Staff permanently employed by NHS Trust B. Foundation Trust A is being recharged by NHS Trust B. (2a) GROSS FOR THE EMPLOYER (i.e. risks and rewards remain with NHS Trust B – NHS Trust B is the Principal) (2b) NET FOR THE EMPLOYER (i.e. risks and rewards passed to Foundation Trust A – the employer NHS Trust B is the agent and does net accounting) Foundation Trust A: Income n/a n/a Foundation Trust A: Expenditure Record staff costs as 'Other' against Salaries and Wages. As the transaction is with another WGA body, then transaction should have coding as ‘business with NHS Trust’ and should be shown in that column. Record staff costs as 'Other' against Salaries and Wages. If net then all transactions would be classified as 'external to government' Impact NHS Foundation Trust A shows staff costs paid in respect of the individual, recorded as a WGA transaction. NHS Foundation Trust A shows staff costs paid in respect of the individual, recorded as an external transaction. Equivalent for NHS Trust B NHS Trust B will follow the same approach as Foundation Trust A did in scenario (1a) above: Transaction elimination for DH consolidation Record income in income note (in WGA column for ‘business with foundation trusts’) I&E - Admin and Programme Split‌

Foundation Trust means (INSERT NAME) NHS Foundation Trust