The Conservative Party plans to cut NHS management costs to finance health promises in their 2024 election manifesto. The manifesto includes £6.6bn for the NHS and £7.5bn for adult social care over the next three years. They aim to save money by reducing the number of managers by 5500, cutting £550m, and decreasing government consulting costs by £640m. The party also promises to build 100 new general practices in England and increase community healthcare capacity. These commitments are part of their plan to prioritize healthcare funding and make improvements in the NHS and social care systems.
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Tories pledge to slash number of NHS managers to fund health spending
