Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Central Manchester FT records £7.3m surplus

2013-07-24T13:46:00+01:00

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FINANCE: Central Manchester University Hospitals recorded a surplus before exceptional items of £7.3m for 2012-13, according to its May finance report.

The foundation trust recorded total NHS clinical income of £748.7m for the year. It also recorded £132.2m of other income, including £45.4m for training and education, £18.3m for research, and £5.2m for privately funded patients.

Its non-pay expenditure was £6.7m higher than planned, at £302.3m, but this was offset by a paybill that was £7.2m lower than planned, at £499.3m.

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May 2013

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