NHS Unveils Radical Plan to Cut Waiting Times
The NHS is set to deliver faster care for millions of patients under a new radical plan.
NHS England will offer a new long-acting HIV prevention injection to around 1,000 people who are unable to take oral PrEP tablets.
Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies will be used to improve patient care, including slashing bowel cancer test times from weeks.
- The UK marks Restart a Heart Day, highlighting the country's low out-of-hospital cardiac arrest survival rates.
- NHS Charities Together is working to improve these rates, which have been persistently low.
A new briefing from the Nuffield Trust reports a 58% growth in some NHS areas since 2022.
The Senedd has approved sweeping reforms to the NHS Wales complaints process, marking the most significant overhaul in nearly 15 years.
In the latest episode of the National Health Executive Podcast, host Gail Ems discusses industry topics with experts.
Author's summary: NHS introduces radical plan to reduce waiting times.
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