Essentially through taxes, although there are many rungs in the ladder. The NHS budget gets decided by the government, then money from this budget is allocated to the trusts, which then decide which services are needed and funds the ones it wants.
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Essentially through taxes, although there are many rungs in the ladder. The NHS budget gets decided by the government, then money from this budget is allocated to the trusts, which then decide which services are needed and funds the ones it wants.
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