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Of investment to do it, and thats at every level. weve got to train more surgeons, train more anaesthetists, train more theatre staff. but above all, we need to be efficient, so when we have got these facilities, we really have to use them. we have to use them every day of the week. 0nlyjust come out of hospital a month before... one of the hospitals which treated wayne said there was progress tackling the backlog, but it was understood that long waits were distressing for patients. wayne has no...

Chief medical officers look at the wider benefits. if they decide we should immunise all 12 to 15—year—olds some parents could be forgiven for feeling even 15—year—olds some parents could be forgiven forfeeling even more confused. there has been some political frustration that the jcvi didnt make a green decision during the summer stop the uk led the world on covid vaccination but we now have a lower proportion of our population fully immunised than canada, spain, denmark, and belgium, a...

By hospital leaders, though they say cutting the backlog will be a huge task. its going to be massive workload, need a great deal of investment. to do it, and thats at every level. weve got to train more surgeons, train more anaesthetists, - train more theatre staff. but above all we need to be efficient, so where weve i got these facilities, - we really have to use them. we have to use them i every day of the week. youd just come out of hospital a month before... one of the hospitals which trea...

Problems with mobility, i obviously persistent pain. and, for many, their mental health has also suffered, so to be able - to get back to operate now is very rewarding for us. i and of course its i good to see that our patients are getting - the treatment they require. how are you? im fine. william has given margaret a hip replacement. a few hours later, hes checking how she is. its been quite tough. but im glad ive had it done now. the time has gone so quick. im glad ive had it done now, so i c...

To specialist centres. here its orthopaedic surgery. theyre doing more operations than before the pandemic and are bringing in some whove had long waits. we know that waiting with advanced arthritis is causing significant- problems with mobility, i obviously persistent pain. and for many, their mental health has also suffered, . so to be able to get back to operate now is very rewarding for us - and of course its good to see that our patients are getting i the treatment they require. william che...

And 11:30pm this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are geraldine scott, the political correspondent for the press association, and broadcaster and journalist james lewer. a former conservative health secretary has said the government must "bite the bullet" and bring in tax rises to fund the nhs and social care. jeremy hunt said the pressures on the sector are only going to increase following the pandemic. the government is due to announce some measures next week to address the ...

He became seriously ill and spent months in hospital. he had to learn to walk again and build up his strength. welcome home! and he was discharged from hospital in february. i shouldve been dealt with far sooner and this wouldnt have happened. being bitter�*s not going to solve this. solving it would be putting an end so going forward, these queues, these waiting lists are reduced. wayne still doesnt know when his operation will take place. he feels the delay and his condition getting worse ju...