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Title: Midland Health Board. Hospital care programme financial and statistical report 1989 and review of the 1980's decade
Authors: Midland Health Board (MHB)
Publisher: Midland Health Board (MHB)
Issue Date: 1989
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10147/241251
Type: Report
Language: en
Description: The non-capital revenue allocation for the Board's hospitals was again reduced in 1989. The allocation for the Board's hospitals was £1.2 m.less than that required to maintain services at 1988 levels. The continuing cumulative reductions of previous years made 1989 another very difficult year for all of the Board's hospitals. The r eduction in the hospitals allocation was achieved by reducing pay costs by £0.600 m. and non-pay costs by £0.600 m. Total direct expenditure in the Board's hospitals in 1989 was £36.62m (interim financial report - 1989) compared with £35.96 m.for total direct expenditure in 1988. This represented ah increase of 1.83%. The inflation rate for 1989 was 4.0% and pay costs in the Health Services increased · by an average of 4%. Expenditure on non-pay continued to be scrutinised and reviewed during the year and further efficiency measures were introduced in the areas of medicines, medical supplies, provisions, catering, laundry, energy management and telephone costs. During 1989 a further £0.100 m. was invested in improving the energy management systems in the Board's hospitals
Keywords: HOSPITAL CARE
STATISTICS
MIDLAND HEALTH BOARD
Appears in Collections: MHB Publications

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