Resource Mapping Sample Clauses

Resource Mapping. There are a variety of funding streams which currently support the delivery of community services: Simplistically, these can be viewed as following: All of these budgets are currently committed, and would require dis- investment, from other areas if they are to be utilised to respond to the aspirations within this agreement. The following illustrates the current split across priority areas: Ot her Primary Care support, 393 Voluntary sector, 759.1247588 LA excluding Xxxxxxx above, Dental, 7871.5378 Pharmacists & Prescribing, 42553.96 1761.793525 GM S, 23092.734 Xxxxxxx, 5824 Clinics in GP Practices, 345 M ent al healt h not included above, 344 Ot her costs, 3357.705 Xxxxxxxx schemes, 847.845 Continuing Care & FNC, 5481.228 NHS Trust providers, 140535.8177 NHS Trust providers Other costs Continuing Care & FNC Xxxxxxxx schemes Mental health not included above Secondary Care Clinics undertaken in GP Practices Xxxxxxx GMS Pharmacists & Prescribing Dental Other Primary Care support Voluntary sector LA excluding Xxxxxxx above
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