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NHS Remains Under Pressure Despite Drop in Flu Levels

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Health service leaders have warned that the NHS remains under severe strain despite some improvements in emergency care performance, as hospitals continue to grapple with dangerous bed occupancy levels, thousands of patients stuck in wards awaiting discharge, and surging norovirus infections that threaten to compound an already challenging winter period. Responding to the latest NHS urgent and emergency care situation reports, Rory Deighton, acu…
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NHS remains under pressure despite drop in flu levels

The improvements in ambulance handover times suggests that extensive planning and the extraordinary effort of staff is resulting in more timely care.

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nhsconfed.org broke the news in on Thursday, January 29, 2026.
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