HEALTH

Fears raised over £2bn emergency care fund 'crisis spending'

Most emergency social care cash has been spent on tackling immediate crises, a new study has found.

By Mark Conrad | 15 March 2018

Most emergency social care cash has been spent on tackling immediate crises, a new study has found.

A report by consultancy iMPOWER published today maps how councils and their NHS partners have used cash from the £2bn Improved Better Care Fund (iBCF) since it was announced last year.

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