PM to Address Critical NHS Report Demanding Reforms
A critical government review reveals severe issues in the NHS, including long waiting times and delays in vital treatments. Sir Keir Starmer and Health Secretary Wes Streeting call for major reforms, while the Conservatives demand immediate action. The review conducted by Lord Darzi over nine weeks shows the NHS is struggling post-pandemic, highlighting the necessity for digital changes, community care, and preventive measures.
A critical government-commissioned report outlines severe issues within the NHS, highlighting 'ballooning' waiting times and treatment delays.
Sir Keir Starmer and Health Secretary Wes Streeting call for major reforms, while the Conservatives press for immediate action.
Conducted by Lord Darzi over nine weeks, the review reveals the NHS’s critical condition post-pandemic, underscoring a need for digital transformation, community-based care, and preventive measures.
Prime Minister promises a new 10-year plan. The report criticizes austerity policies, outdated infrastructure, and the 2012 coalition reforms.
Rising illness rates and a struggling social care sector add to the NHS’s burdens.
Chief executives and watchdogs deem the situation 'deeply troubling', pressing for urgent solutions.