| Budgets for training, public health and capital projects likely to see future cuts Related items from OnMedica NHS deficit hits £1.6 billion NHS spending boost of £3.8bn next year, £10bn by 2020 You’ve got to think differently to save more cash, MPs tell the NHS NHS facing unprecedented spending squeeze Government considers inquiry to decide on how NHS is funded in the future |
Thursday 26 November 2015
Health spending set to fall in some areas after Spending Review
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