NHS to launch 'Super September' to cut down backlogs in time for winter

NHS to launch 'Super September' to cut down backlogs in time for winter Patients in England are set to face longer waits for routine check-ups as NHS bosses order hospitals to see those who are yet to have their first appointment, in a fresh bid to hack down backlogs.

The plan, dubbed 'Super September' by health chiefs, will see those who have been in the queue the longest prioritised for appointments over those who are waiting for routine second consultations. The Daily Mail