NHS funding growth needs to double to meet workforce needs – study.
by Rutter, Calum.
Publisher: 2021.ISSN: 00333476.Summary: Staff shortages in the NHS and social care pose the “biggest risk to post-pandemic recovery” and health service funding needs to grow twice as fast as it has in the past decade, research has suggested ['Health and social care funding projections 2021', Health Foundation]. [Introduction].Journal Title: Public Finance.Year: 2021.Date: (1 October 2021).Subject(s): staff shortage | NHS | health care | social care | financing | quality improvement | service demand | evaluationDigital copyAvailability: Online access | Associated documentation List(s) this item appears in: NHS workforce in England [September 2023]
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Staff shortages in the NHS and social care pose the “biggest risk to post-pandemic recovery” and health service funding needs to grow twice as fast as it has in the past decade, research has suggested ['Health and social care funding projections 2021', Health Foundation]. [Introduction]
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