Without Funding Devolution will Fail

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Abstract

We are in uncertain times for the future of our NHS. In a surprise deal on 2nd November 2014, George Osborne, a Conservative Secretary of State for Finance, and Sir Howard Bernstein, the then CEO of Labor-controlled City of Manchester, signed an unprecedented derogation of power from Whitehall to Greater Manchester. Thus, Greater Manchester became the first English region to be handed full control of its £6bn health budget. Devolution Greater Manchester, or DevoManc as it is commonly dubbed, holds out the promise of meaningful and deep integration within the health service, and between health and social care.

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Journal

Title: Sushruta Journal of Health Policy & Opinion

Abbreviated Title: Sus

Publisher: British Association of Physicians of Indian Origin

ISSN (Electronic): 2732-5164

ISSN (Print): 2732-5156

Publication date Created: May 01 2020

Publication date (Electronic): May 01 2020

Volume: 10

Issue: 1

Page: 10

Article

DOI: 10.38192/10.1.3

SO-VID: a1472db4-4653-4375-a64c-c63f32f5ba30

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https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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ScienceOpen disciplines: Education,General medicine,Social policy & Welfare,Medicine,Health & Social care,Public health

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ScienceOpen disciplines: Education, General medicine, Social policy & Welfare, Medicine, Health & Social care, Public health

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