Greater Manchester’s NHS is being plunged into ‘special measures’, according to a staff briefing, the Manchester Evening News can reveal.
Greater Manchester's health and care services, including the region's NHS, have already been forced to massively cut an overspend of £400m over the last year.
Accounting consultants were brought in to carry out a ‘financial turnaround programme’ under intense scrutiny from national NHS bosses.
However, the system remains in hundreds of millions of pounds of debt – with a deficit of £180m. A staff briefing from NHS Greater Manchester, seen by the M.E.N.
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