The Spending Round: what does it mean for health and care?

The Spending Round: what does it mean for health and care? Among all the constitutional excitement happening in Whitehall, the Chancellor has published the Spending Round for 2020/21. But what does the announcement mean for health and care? The King’s Fund has repeatedly talked about three main priorities for health and care for the new Prime Minister – workforce, public health and adult social care, so let’s look at each in turn. (A fourth, capital, is outside of the Spending Round remit this time because these budgets have already been set for 2020/21). The King's Fund

See also:

• Sadly missed opportunity to reverse cuts - Nuffield Trust response to Spending Round Nuffield Trust
• Spending Round 2019: document HM Treasury
• Spending Round 2019: what you need to know HM Treasury
• Spending plan: What it means for health and care BBC News
• Javid unveils short-term social care funding boost in spending review Community Care
• Sajid Javid promises largest spending rise in more than 15 years The Guardian