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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
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treatment delays

Long waits for surgery ‘have tripled in four years’

The number of patients waiting six months or more for surgery has tripled over the past four years in England, … Read more

Categories Treatment delays, NHS spending, Quality of care, Rationing, Staffing Tags hospitals, NHS staff, rationing, staff shortage, surgery, treatment delays, underfunding, understaffing, waiting lists, waiting times

‘A grim reality’: concern over longer waits for NHS operations

Patients are being left in pain and discomfort due to financial pressures facing NHS, says Royal College of Surgeons An … Read more

Categories Treatment delays, NHS spending, Quality of care, Rationing Tags hospitals, NHS staff, rationing, treatment delays, underfunding, understaffing, waiting lists, waiting times

Number of NHS patients waiting more than 12 hours on hospital trolleys rises 6,000%, figures show

The proportion of patients waiting for more than 12 hours on trolleys has increased by more than 6,000 per cent, … Read more

Categories Quality of care, Treatment delays Tags A&E, deficit, hospitals, treatment delays

NHS patients offered the chance to see a GP weeks earlier – if they pay

NHS patients are being offered the chance to jump the queue to see a GP weeks earlier – if they … Read more

Categories Rationing, Treatment delays Tags GPs, Privatisation, treatment delays

Theresa May ditches manifesto plan with ‘dementia tax’ U-turn

Theresa May has announced a U-turn on her party’s social care policy by promising an “absolute limit” on the amount … Read more

Categories NHS spending, NHS videos, Quality of care, Rationing, Social Care Tags cuts to services, deficit, Elderly care, NHS staff, treatment delays, waiting lists, waiting times

Potentially ‘life threatening’ gaps in care, independent review warns

Disruptions linked to a new care model for Bristol community mental health services “may well have been life threatening”, a … Read more

Categories Quality of care Tags mental health, NHS reform, safety, STP 39, treatment delays

Medics warn of workforce crisis as 94% report staffing issues

Nearly 94% of acute medics today reported regular problems in their units with having a full quota of staff, deepening … Read more

Categories Staffing, Infrastructure problems, Quality of care Tags treatment delays, understaffing, Workforce crisis

NHS hospital waiting lists to rise above five million in two years, leak suggests

The number of NHS patients waiting for hospital treatment could soar to more than five million in just two years’ … Read more

Categories Quality of care, Rationing Tags cuts to services, surgery, treatment delays, underfunding, understaffing, waiting lists, waiting times

NHS Ambulances fail to reach most seriously ill and injured patients in time despite efficiency drive

Ambulances are failing to reach thousands of seriously-ill patients within the eight-minute target time, despite a dramatic reduction in the … Read more

Categories Treatment delays Tags ambulance service, cuts to services, safety, treatment delays

£4m MRI scanners set to cut waiting times at Kent and Canterbury Hospital

A £4m investment to deliver two new scanners at Kent and Canterbury Hospital will cut patients’ waiting times and produce … Read more

Categories STPs Tags hospitals, NHS staff, STP 32, STPs, treatment delays
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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