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  • WHAT’S HAPPENING?
    • ICBs aim for £8bn savings, risking NHS staff and delays
    • Enough funding for the NHS?
    • Now Labour is in, press for action to rescue the NHS
    • Battles rage over physician associates
    • Criticism of the long-term workforce plan begins to emerge
    • Key points of the 2023 long-term workforce plan
    • The damaging effects of underfunding
    • Virtual Wards
    • Patient safety: Warnings from all sides
    • Integrated Care Organisations
    • The views of NHS staff
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    • Why are local NHS leaders running out of funds?
    • Staff Shortages
    • International comparison
  • WHAT’S THE CURE?
    • Ten reasons why the NHS needs longterm rises in funding
    • In defence of the NHS
    • Would European style social health insurance be the answer to the problems of the NHS?
    • What’s so good about the NHS?
    • Can the NHS survive in the long-term?
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    • Restoring the People’s NHS
    • BMJ Commission’s call to action to relaunch the NHS
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cancer targets

Now for the bad news as cancer care hits ‘worst ever’ performance

Barely had the BBC headlines trumpeting the achievement of virtually eliminating 2-year waits for NHS treatment in England faded from TV and … Read more

Categories Treatment delays, Diagnostics Tags cancer targets, cancer treatment, diagnostics, oncology, waiting lists

Boris Johnson accused of ‘shameful spinning’ of cancer care targets

At a visit to a cancer centre in Kent, Boris Johnson, supposedly unveiled plans for what he portrayed as two … Read more

Categories Quality of care, Rationing, Treatment delays Tags cancer targets, waiting lists

NHS performance figures hit new lows

NHS bosses say the NHS is “on its knees” even before winter has begun, as figures for November show it … Read more

Categories Treatment delays, Funding, Quality of care Tags A&E, cancer targets, hospitals, NHS Digital, NHS England, treatment delays, winter crisis

Hospital waits at worst-ever level

Data from NHS Digital shows that more patients than ever before are on hospital waiting lists in England and delays … Read more

Categories Treatment delays, Underfunded Tags A&E, cancer, cancer targets, hospitals, NHS Digital, safety, waiting lists

NHS failure to meet waiting times targets risks patients’ lives

The Public Accounts Committee report on NHS waiting times was released 12 June 2019. In summary, it states that more and … Read more

Categories Treatment delays, Long-term plan, Quality of care, Rationing Tags cancer targets, hospitals, Public Accounts Committee, surgery, treatment delays, waiting times

‘Unacceptable’ cancer and elective waiting times are ‘risking patients’ lives’

Only one in three trusts are meeting cancer waiting time targets. Patients are facing “unacceptable” and “agonising” delays for both … Read more

Categories Treatment delays, Quality of care, Staffing Tags cancer targets, hospitals, postcode lottery, Public Accounts Committee, rationing, surgery, treatment delays, waiting lists, waiting times

Waiting times for NHS cancer treatment are at worst ever level

Record numbers of patients are not getting vital cancer care on time because NHS England performance against waiting time targets has fallen … Read more

Categories Quality of care, Treatment delays Tags cancer care, cancer targets, treatment delays, waiting times

NHS cancer treatment wait statistics ‘set to be worst on record’

Full story The Guardian, 8 November 2018 The NHS is on course for its worst annual cancer waiting statistics on record, official … Read more

Categories Quality of care, Treatment delays Tags cancer care, cancer targets, cuts to services, NHS England, treatment delays, waiting times

Cambridgeshire and Peterborough CCG hits NHS cancer waiting times target, figures show

Full Story at Peterborough Telegraph, 18 April 2018 Less than one in seven cancer patients started their treatment more than … Read more

Categories Quality of care Tags cancer targets, hospitals, STP 21, waiting lists, waiting times

The areas struggling most with cancer targets

Full Story in HSJ 24 January 2018 Cancer patients in three counties are at greater risk of death than elsewhere … Read more

Categories Treatment delays, Quality of care Tags cancer care, cancer targets, cuts to services, Lincolnshire, South East, STP 13, STP 23, STP 25, STP 32, surgery, treatment delays, waiting lists, waiting times
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  • HOME
  • WHAT’S HAPPENING?
    • ICBs aim for £8bn savings, risking NHS staff and delays
    • Enough funding for the NHS?
    • Now Labour is in, press for action to rescue the NHS
    • Battles rage over physician associates
    • Criticism of the long-term workforce plan begins to emerge
    • Key points of the 2023 long-term workforce plan
    • The damaging effects of underfunding
    • Virtual Wards
    • Patient safety: Warnings from all sides
    • Integrated Care Organisations
    • The views of NHS staff
  • WHY?
    • Why are local NHS leaders running out of funds?
    • Staff Shortages
    • International comparison
  • WHAT’S THE CURE?
    • Ten reasons why the NHS needs longterm rises in funding
    • In defence of the NHS
    • Would European style social health insurance be the answer to the problems of the NHS?
    • What’s so good about the NHS?
    • Can the NHS survive in the long-term?
  • WHAT CAN I DO?
    • Find a local campaign group
    • Tell us your experiences of underfunding
    • Donate
  • ARTICLES
    • The Lowdown – home to campaigning articles on the NHS
    • Restoring the People’s NHS
    • BMJ Commission’s call to action to relaunch the NHS
    • Emergency care summit report
    • Recent reports
    • Delays to treatment
    • Staff shortages
    • Integrated Care Systems
    • Reduction in training
    • Rationing
    • Cuts to services
  • DONATE