I and E Variance

Sep 11, 2014

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Financial Performance Dashboard. Key Issues Overall Trust ahead of plan and met all external targets Significant pressures due to Consultant Agency spend, in-patient staffing, income under-recovery and support to in year delivery of Financial Delivery Plan.

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I and E Variance

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Financial Performance Dashboard • Key Issues • Overall Trust ahead of plan and met all external targets • Significant pressures due to Consultant Agency spend, in-patient staffing, income under-recovery and support to in year delivery of Financial Delivery Plan. • Offset by underspends in other areas. • Achieved in–year & recurring delivery of efficiency target. • Cash balances ahead of plan. • Agreeing plans for future efficiency savings I and E Variance Balance Sheet

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