Labour’s 10-year health plan for the NHS is bold, radical – and familiar

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Labour’s 10-year health plan for the NHS is bold, radical – and familiar

The health service transformation proposed for England faces daunting challenges that overwhelmed earlier attempts at reform

The government’s 10 Year health plan to revive, modernise and future-proof the NHS in England – has arrived as the service is facing a dual crisis. It has been unable for a decade now to provide the rapid access – to GPs, A&E care, surgery, ambulances and mental health support – which people need and used to get.

Normalisation of anxiety-inducing, frightening and sometimes fatal delay has produced a less tangible, but also dangerous, crisis – of public satisfaction, born of a profound loss of trust that the NHS will be there for them or their loved ones when they need it.

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