A&E cuts will hit 23m people, British Medical Association says Nearly 23 million people in England - more than 40% of the population - could be affected by proposed cuts to A&E departments, doctors are warning.
The analysis of NHS plans by the British Medical Association also warned the changes were being rushed through without the evidence they will work.
The proposals have been put forward by local managers seeking to make savings under the direction of NHS England.
Bosses have argued services in the community will be boosted in return. BBC News
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The analysis of NHS plans by the British Medical Association also warned the changes were being rushed through without the evidence they will work.
The proposals have been put forward by local managers seeking to make savings under the direction of NHS England.
Bosses have argued services in the community will be boosted in return. BBC News
See also:
- Delivery costs extra: Can STPs survive without the funding they need? (download) British Medical Association
- Millions of patients affected by STPs as new health managers receive ‘eye watering’ salaries British Medical Association
- Doctors ‘horrified’ by STP staff costs British Medical Association
- STPs are 'vehicles for cuts' and must be scrapped, warns BMA GPonline
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