28/02/2013

HSE To Publish Details Of Regional Plans

Details of regional spending and savings in four of the Health Service Executive’s main service areas are due to be published.

The HSE areas are Dublin Mid-Leinster, Dublin North East, South and West.

Last month the HSE published its national service plan, which detailed how it will spend its budget of €13.4bn and make savings of over €721m.

The plan detailed extra cuts in primary care and staff numbers, as well as provision for more medical cards and extra funds for the cost of cancer drugs.

(H/GK)


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