General Practitioners: Finance
(asked on 22nd February 2017) - View Source
Question to the Department of Health and Social Care:
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, how the General Practice Resilience Programme fund has been allocated for 2016-17; and which clinical commissioning groups have received funding through that programme.
NHS England has allocated £16 million under the General Practice Resilience Programme in 2016/17.The following table shows the breakdown of spend per region.
Responsibility for the programme rests with NHS England’s local teams. NHS England does not routinely collect centrally the amount of funding passed through clinical commissioning groups, as central monitoring is focused on outcomes at individual practice level.
General Practice Resilience Programme | |
Local Team/Region/National | Allocation |
Cheshire and Merseyside | £ 716,861 |
Cumbria and North East | £ 903,514 |
Lancashire | £ 425,752 |
Greater Manchester* | £ 823,699 |
Yorkshire and the Humber | £ 1,593,913 |
North Region: | £ 4,463,741 |
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Central Midlands | £ 1,337,330 |
East | £ 1,238,288 |
North Midlands | £ 1,031,882 |
West Midlands | £ 1,230,738 |
Midlands and East Region: | £ 4,838,238 |
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North East London | £ 1,004,483 |
North West London | £ 646,770 |
South London | £ 970,372 |
London Region: | £ 2,621,624 |
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South Central | £ 1,053,258 |
South East | £ 1,315,623 |
South West | £ 916,871 |
Wessex | £ 790,646 |
South Region: | £ 4,076,398 |
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National: | £16,000,000 |
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* Share of programme funds devolved to Greater Manchester Transformation Fund |
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