The Government is ‘unlikely’ to meet its key end of Parliament target of 92% people waiting less than 18 weeks for NHS treatment, new analysis has found.
Health and social care secretary Wes Streeting has warned last week’s abolition of NHS England is the ‘beginning and not the end’ of cutting inefficiency and waste.
Teams of crack doctors have been helping cutting waiting lists by more than double the national average in deprived areas.
Former health minister Steve Brine says NHSE abolition is a brave move but won’t necessarily deliver the change patients want and ministers desperately need before they face the electorate in 2028
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced the abolition of NHS England.
Waiting lists fell for a fifth consecutive month by 35,000 from 7.46m to 7.43m in January.
NHSE chief financial officer and deputy chief executive, Julian Kelly, has confirmed plans to reduce the size of NHSE and ICBs by 50%.
NHS England has announced that three board members will stand down at the end of March.
Labour MP Emma Reynolds has backed a campaign for the redevelopment of Wycombe Hospital.
The NHS is overspending on expensive foreign IT systems and should buy British instead, former health secretary Steve Barclay says.
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