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Is Steve Barclay ‘playing politics’ at the expense of people’s health?
At the Conservative Conference Party in Manchester this week, the health secretary, Steve Barclay, laid out a series of long-term measures to support the NHS, which give patients “more control and choice”, but many of these measures have been met with resistance from NHS bosses and other health leaders.
At the Conservative Conference Party in Manchester this week, the health secretary, Steve Barclay, laid out a series of long-term measures to support the NHS, which give patients “more control and choice.”
At the Conservative Conference Party in Manchester this week, the health secretary, Steve Barclay, laid out a series of long-term measures to support the NHS, which give patients “more control and choice.” This includes: Investing £30 million in innovative technology for the health service, such as AI to speed up brain scans for stroke patients Providing additional medical school places at three universities (Worcester, Chester and Brunel) from next September and further places at Edge Hill and the University of Central Lancashire Updating the NHS constitution to ensure “privacy and dignity” for women receiving care. While the additional investments have
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