During 2019, the problems faced by the NHS continued to increase as demand outstripped the available provision. The service lacks thousands of nurses and GP practices are closing, increasing waiting times and delaying the diagnosis and treatment of a wide variety of conditions.<\/p>\n
The Queen\u2019s Speech late last month promised that the new government would take steps to \u2018grow and support the National Health Service\u2019s workforce\u2019 as well as \u2018enshrine in law\u2019 the proposed increase in health care funding.<\/p>\n
In their election manifesto, the Conservative party proposed more detailed plans to try to resolve some of the NHS\u2019s on-going problems.<\/p>\n
\u2022\tAdditional funding of \u00a333.9 billion for the National Health Service by 2023-24
\n\u2022\tFunding for 20 hospitals to be upgraded
\n\u2022\tFunding for 6 new hospitals with seed funding towards a further 34 new hospitals
\n\u2022\tBoosting staff numbers including nurses, GPs and other primary care staff
\n\u2022\tOpening five new medical schools
\n\u2022\tIncreasing the number of GP appointments available by 15% through additional funding
\n\u2022\tImproving cancer detection rates through the provision of additional specialised equipment<\/p>\n
Speak to a solicitor<\/p>\n
If you or a loved one are suffering the on-going impact of a significant failure in medical care, contact Glynns today to discuss the possibility of making a claim for compensation.<\/p>\n
Please call us on 0800 234 3300<\/a> (or from a mobile 01275 334030<\/a>) or complete our Online Enquiry Form<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n
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