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The money is on top of £500m already earmarked for ICBs and councils to clear hospital beds, part of which was allocated last month and which the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) said would be well spent on homecare, in order to reduce delayed discharges. Risk of inappropriate placements. as of October 2022.
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