The document summarizes government spending plans and health spending in the UK from 2010-2015. It finds that overall health funding is increasing by an average of 0.1% per year over this period. However, it also notes that annual real terms growth in public health spending needs to be around 2% just to maintain current services, representing a significant efficiency challenge. It outlines some strategies for improving efficiency in the NHS, including the Quality, Innovation, Productivity and Prevention program which aims to achieve over £3 billion in annual productivity savings through various means.