FINANCE: New figures reveal the central London tertiary centre saw its specialist top-up funding from from NHS London fall to £9m in 2011-12.
NHS London handed out £40m to nine London specialist providers in 2011-12, compared to £50m in 2010-11.
The money is intended ot mitigate the losses the trusts faced from a loss of research and development funding.
| 2011-12 figures | |
|---|---|
| University College London Hospitals Foundation Trust | £9m |
| Guy’s and St Thomas’s Foundation Trust | £6m |
| King’s College Hospital Foundation Trust | £1m |
| Royal Brompton & Harefield Foundation Trust | £6.7m |
| Imperial College Healthcare Trust | £6m |
| Barts Health Trust | £8.1m |
| St George’s Healthcare Trust | £1m |
| Royal Free Hampstead Foundation Trust | £1m |
| North West London Hospitals Trust | £1m |
Source
Information released by NHS London
Source date
May 2012
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