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NHS Grampian’s deficit soared to £64.9 million amid declining hospital activity, prompting a KPMG review and government funding.
NHS Grampian’s financial deficit has ballooned to £64.9 million, up from £24.7 million, prompting a government-commissioned KPMG review.
Despite a 13.8% rise in staff since 2019/20, hospital activity, bed numbers, and operating theatre use have declined.
Outpatient appointments surged by 39.8%, and reducing non-urgent visits could save £15 million annually.
KPMG identified potential savings of £14.8 million to £26.7 million short-term and up to £45.7 million long-term, recommending an independent staffing review.
The Scottish government will provide £5.9 million for A&E and unscheduled care, plus a £67 million loan, while NHS Grampian has already identified £40 million in savings.
Health Secretary Neil Gray called for urgent transformation, and new chief executive Laura Skaife-Knight emphasized patient care and staff wellbeing.
El déficit del NHS Grampian se disparó a £ 64.9 millones en medio de la disminución de la actividad hospitalaria, lo que provocó una revisión de KPMG y la financiación del gobierno.