NHS trusts post 'unsustainable' £886m third-quarter deficit Shortfall in England, attributed to extra pressure on NHS over winter, is £300m over target for end of financial year
NHS trusts in England posted a deficit of £886m at the end of the third quarter, £300m more than the target for the end of this financial year.
NHS Improvement (NHSI), which published the figures on Monday, predicts a year-end deficit of £750m-£850m, much higher than the £580m previously described as the highest figure the health service could afford without risking major financial problems. Continue reading... The Guardian
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NHS trusts in England posted a deficit of £886m at the end of the third quarter, £300m more than the target for the end of this financial year.
NHS Improvement (NHSI), which published the figures on Monday, predicts a year-end deficit of £750m-£850m, much higher than the £580m previously described as the highest figure the health service could afford without risking major financial problems. Continue reading... The Guardian
See also:
- Worrying figures highlight how serious NHS financial position is The King's Fund
- NHS trusts overspent by nearly £900m BBC News
- NHS hospitals overspend by nearly £300m The Daily Mail
- NHS blames 'winter pressures' as trusts report deficit of £886m in nine months The Independent
- NHS set to miss target deficit cuts by over £300m OnMedica
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