'Ending long NHS waits will be my Government’s lasting legacy,' says Swinney
The funding will support health boards and national treatment centres as new outpatient waits over 52 weeks fell for 12 months in a row, Swinney said.
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'Shameful' John Swinney's flagship health policy 'flops' over low attendance
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Scotland’s NHS: Extra funding to reduce long waits for treatment
First Minister: Delivering better access to care will be Scottish government’s legacy Reducing long waits for NHS treatment in Scotland is the focus of the government’s new £90 million investment in planned care. First Minister John Swinney said substantial progress had been made in the past year but the government remains focused on accelerating delivery to eradicate long waits for good. Visiting the National Treatment Centre in Fife, Mr Swinne…
Funding to reduce long waits in Scotland
Funding to reduce long waits in Scotland Polly Jones 28 July, 2026 Funding to reduce long waits in Scotland 28 July, 2026 The Scottish Government has announced £90 million to reduce long waits for NHS treatment.First Minister John Swinney visited the National Treatment Centre in Fife, where he announced the additional funding for health boards to spend directly on bringing down outpatient waiting lists and for scheduled operations and procedu…
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