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UK Government Reveals Neighbourhood Healthcare Delivery Plan
ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 3 – The plan aims to reduce hospital waiting lists by shifting most outpatient care to local community health centres, with over 200 centres planned and 1,900 new GPs recruited so far.
- On July 3rd, 2025, the UK government unveiled its decade-long strategy aimed at transforming healthcare delivery across England.
- The plan responds to over a decade of unmet emergency care, hospital waiting, and cancer service targets amid growing system pressures.
- It centres on rolling out neighbourhood health services in community settings, shifting most outpatient care outside hospitals by 2035, and leveraging digital tools.
- Prime Minister Keir Starmer said this approach will 'fundamentally rewire and future-proof' the NHS and put care 'at people's doorsteps.'
- Experts caution that the plan's success depends on detailed delivery, adequate funding, increased staffing, and overcoming structural and cultural barriers.
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