Hospitals recruit managers faster than doctors and nurses Hospitals in England have recruited managers at a higher rate than doctors and nurses, BBC analysis of official figures reveals.
Since 2013, an additional 3,600 managers started at NHS trusts compared with 8,300 more doctors and 7,000 more nurses.
It means management increased by 16% while the number of doctors and nurses increased by 8% and 2% respectively.
NHS Improvement said there were still "too few" managers.
However the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has described the figures as "galling" and said a failure to train enough nurses had contributed to a "shortage". BBC News
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Since 2013, an additional 3,600 managers started at NHS trusts compared with 8,300 more doctors and 7,000 more nurses.
It means management increased by 16% while the number of doctors and nurses increased by 8% and 2% respectively.
NHS Improvement said there were still "too few" managers.
However the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has described the figures as "galling" and said a failure to train enough nurses had contributed to a "shortage". BBC News
See also:
- Hospitals are hiring managers at a faster rate than doctors The Daily Mail
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