Twelve key takeaways from Labour’s 10-year NHS plan

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Twelve key takeaways from Labour’s 10-year NHS plan

Ministers hope to revolutionise digital access to records and services, with more focus on prevention and local services


The 10-year NHS plan aims to make healthcare more digital, focus on preventing ill health and provide more services locally, rather than in hospitals. It will greatly expand the NHS app and increase the use of AI and other technology.

Structural changes aim to bring routine healthcare closer to patients, with the aim that most outpatient care will happen outside hospitals, while new neighbourhood health centres will provide most services so that acute hospitals can focus on looking after the most unwell.

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