Keir Starmer to abolish NHS England – the pros and cons
The UK government has announced the abolition of NHS England, phased over two years. In practice, this will involve merging some functions and staff from NHS England into the Department for Health and Social Care (DHSC). As part of the change, the government has stated that it expects to reduce duplication and save hundreds of millions of pounds.
The NHS is the largest public sector organisation in England, seeing 1.7 million people each day including in patients’ own ...
After launching a petition demanding the NHS dental care cost hike to be scrapped, the Mirror looks at all the price changes ...
The changes will not impact anyone's access to the NHS - but Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said it would bring management ...
Presented by Lucy Fisher. Produced by Lulu Smyth. The executive producer is Manuela Saragosa. Original music and mixed by ...
NHS fees for everything from check-ups to fillings will go up again, rising by 2.3% from next month, meaning they have now ...
The biggest quango in the world is to be scrapped. That is how the government unveiled the move to bring NHS England, which ...
NHS England was established in 2013 - with an intention for it to operate at arm's length from the government. It has since ...
By contrast, Wes Streeting’s action represents a revival of an older Labour tradition, shadowing the politics of the Health ...
NHS England – will be abolished in a bid to cut red tape and “free up” cash for front line services, Sir Keir Starmer has ...
The latest NHS Staff Survey, published on 13 March, has ranked London as the second worst region in England for morale and ...
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