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The total budget for the Department of Health and Social Care in England and how it has changedsince 2007/08.
Anant Suryakant Naik
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Nurse NHS,
From your NHS structure diagram parliament funds £122.2 billion then this divides down so public health gets £4.2 billion, DoH £105.9 billion and other bodies £7.4billion this makes a total of £117.5 billion. What happens to the other £5 billion? There is also a difference of £1.6 billion between what the DoH receives and what is decided up down the chain.
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So want to engage, I am of the belief that there is an, urgent need for a Fourth Sector.
To signpost and network, ideology of SS with the less rooted position within the NHS to the broader network of the Third Sector.
My argument for this as you know is by it's nature a complex one, although Sector Care in the North shows some freeing up of much needed beds in hospital towards a better use of well managed resources, within the community.
I worked on the Government White Paper on Community Care with you as a member of 12 senior line managers and from that and many more years of experience to how I feel now.
linda seru
Lol. Just a member of the public.,
1. The animation was an overview. It didn’t intend - or pretend - to be comprehensive.
2. That having been said.... a little more reference to patient/carer engagement and (dare I say it? Yes. I do... ) INVOLVEMENT at ALL levels. This would have taken the presentation from very good to brilliant.
From your NHS structure diagram parliament funds £122.2 billion then this divides down so public health gets £4.2 billion, DoH £105.9 billion and other bodies £7.4billion this makes a total of £117.5 billion. What happens to the other £5 billion? I agree with the statement above from a previous comments there is 4.7 billion pounds that is going missing in the Department of Health, where is it?
Trying to re function our cottage hospital to a not for profit community rehabilitation and respite centre,
Yes, what happens to the missing billions?
There is far too much money spent on "management" structures which do not really impinge on the patients.
If the 100,000 or so un necessary managers were removed and their offices re functioned and their services re functioned to care of the elderly, the infirm and the mentally impaired the NHS would show a surplus of BILLIONS
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