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Published Date: 20 March 2007
SOARING GP wage bills and weak financial management in trusts has added to the NHS's deficit crisis, an influential MPs group said.
The prognosis is "poor" according to the Public Accounts Committee.

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20/03/2007 12:03:05
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Spock,

/ 20/03/2007 13:42:37

Yep. Poor for the NHS and poor for patients.

3

A Friend of Fernando Poo,

Newington 20/03/2007 14:22:07

They could make a dent in this by charging people who order an ambulance when they could perfectly well have come into hospital by car, bus, or taxi.

4

Immutable Name,

of Toll-X 20/03/2007 14:30:50

Lets all hope that the 4th may puts a stop to the spam from poster #1

5

Jack the lad,

20/03/2007 19:02:05

If there was a surplus then there would be an outcry because not all the money was being used!!!

Poor NHS!!!!

Wait till 31st March.


 

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