HEALTH

A game-changing moment for health and social care

Whatever your sport, the recent announcement in Greater Manchester that the entire £6bn health budget will be devolved to the region’s local authorities and health providers is a game-changing moment for health and social care, writes Andrew Burns.

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By Andrew Burns | 31 March 2015

Whatever your sport, the recent announcement in Greater Manchester that the entire £6bn health budget will be devolved to the region's local authorities and health providers is a game-changing moment for health and social care.

Future provision of adult social care is one of the most pressing policy challenges facing an incoming government from May 2015.

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Andrew Burns

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