United effort required to tackle huge challenges facing the NHS The Public Accounts Committee report says that the NHS is facing huge challenges and a united effort is required to resolve these for the long term.
Its report, the latest in a series from the cross-party Committee examining the growing pressure on health finances, sets out new and urgent recommendations to government.
The Committee criticises "bickering in public" between key figures responsible for the health service at a time when the financial performance of NHS bodies has worsened considerably—a trend which is not sustainable.
It calls on the Department of Health, NHS England and No. 10 to work together "in the best interests of patients".
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Its report, the latest in a series from the cross-party Committee examining the growing pressure on health finances, sets out new and urgent recommendations to government.
The Committee criticises "bickering in public" between key figures responsible for the health service at a time when the financial performance of NHS bodies has worsened considerably—a trend which is not sustainable.
It calls on the Department of Health, NHS England and No. 10 to work together "in the best interests of patients".
See also:
- Financial sustainability in the NHS Public Accounts Committee
- MPs criticise Theresa May and NHS over 'bickering' BBC News
- Patients suffer as NHS chiefs bicker say MPs The Daily Mail
- Bickering between Theresa May and NHS chiefs is 'an insult to taxpayers' The Daily Telegraph
- NHS financial crisis blocking plans to move care out of hospital, warn MPs GP Online
- Government ‘must act to avoid catastrophic failure’ in NHS The Independent
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