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Ten-year NHS plan: summary of the key points
ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 3 – The plan aims to add 170,000 nurses by 2037 and expand digital tools like the NHS App to improve community care and prevention, reducing hospital pressure, officials said.
- Sir Keir Starmer presented the NHS 10-year strategy in East London, outlining initiatives aimed at enhancing healthcare across the country by 2035.
- The plan responds to longstanding NHS challenges, including financial strains like Greater Manchester's £80m deficit since 2022 and calls to redistribute funding toward deprived areas.
- It proposes shifting most outpatient care outside hospitals, expanding neighbourhood health services that integrate diagnostics, mental health, dental care, and community support open evenings and weekends.
- Key details include giving successful NHS trusts budget control with surplus retention, legally capping failing trusts, introducing digital innovations to save clinician time, and a commitment for new dentists to serve at least three years.
- The plan aims to reduce regional health disparities, improve timely care access, and enhance cancer services like those at The Christie, although short-term pressures and care quality concerns remain significant challenges.
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