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It can either be the pandemic that exposed health inequalities and made us make hard decisions over who we prioritise for treatment, or we can ignore it and keep doing almost what we were doing before and focus on things like the headline number of how many people are being treated, without really realising if thats leading to widening health inequalities or not. according to their research, shared with panorama, since the pandemic began, people waiting for treatment in the most deprived parts o...

Nhs scotland says the "womens health plan sets out a number of actions to improve access to appropriate support, speedy diagnosis and the best treatment" for endometriosis. and that their "nhs recovery plan sets out commitments over the next five years, backed by more than £1 billion worth of funding to address backlogs". the nhs is there both to provide care, but also to protect people from the crippling cost if you have to go it alone. the big worry about these long waits leading people to ha...

Over their finances in order to be able to get access to the care that they need when they need it. and that goes against every grain of why we set up that health service. 61—year old brenda pugh lives in constant agony. she was diagnosed with arthritis five years ago. early in the pandemic, brenda was told she needed a double hip replacement. that was 11; months ago, and shes still waiting. i cant live with this pain. when you try and move its like... its like walking onjagged glass and it ta...

Thats 1.3 million more than at the start of the pandemic. this month the government announced theyll be investing £36 billion on nhs and social care for all four home nations up to 2025. 10 billion of that has been committed to address the backlog in england. we need to pay for those missed operations and treatments. and we need to go beyond the record funding we already provided for the nhs. i have to level with people — waiting lists will get worse before they get better. what does that mea...

Businesses are chipping in. its absolutely amazing. i hope everything works. thank you so much. thank you. thats amazing. northern irelands health and social care board says that before the pandemic the number of people waiting longer than the target waiting times was already increasing. it says its just set out a five—year plan to tackle the backlog and additional funding has been confirmed to help reduce waiting lists for a range of time—critical surgical treatments, including scoliosis. i...

So, yeah, its hard. outside the surgery, its even busier. ok, so what have we got going on here, then? so this is our annual outdoor flu clinic for the over—65s. here you go, done. thank you. dr leora harverd is struggling to keep up with increasing demands. how is your workload at the moment, and how has it been? it is overwhelming, completely and utterly overwhelming. theres probably not been a day whereby you can probably switch off, definitely since covid. i feel at the moment we are so ov...

As a result, ifeel completely abandoned by them. nhs scotland says the "womens health plan sets out a number of actions to improve access to appropriate support, speedy diagnosis and the best treatment" for endometriosis. and that their "nhs recovery plan sets out commitments over the next five years, backed by more than £1 billion worth of funding to address backlogs". the nhs is there both to provide care, but also to protect people from the crippling cost if you have to go it alone. the big ...

That exposed health inequalities and made us make hard decisions over who we prioritise for treatment, or we can ignore it and keep doing almost what we were doing before and focus on things like the headline number of how many people are being treated, without really realising if thats leading to widening health inequalities or not. according to their research shared with panorama, since the pandemic began, people waiting for treatment in the most deprived parts of england are nearly twice as l...

A very long waiting list — there are over 5.6 million people queuing for treatment in england right now. thats 1.3 million more than at the start of the pandemic. this month the government announced theyll be investing £36 billion on nhs and social care for all four home nations up to 2025. analysis of their plans shows that 10 billion of that has been committed to address the backlog in england. we need to pay for those missed operations and treatments. and we need to go beyond the record fu...

To add to the money being raised online, local businesses are chipping in. its absolutely amazing. i hope everything works. thank you so much. thank you. northern irelands health and social care board says that before the pandemic the number of people waiting longer than the target waiting times was already increasing. it says its just set out a five—year plan to tackle the backlog and additional funding has been confirmed to help reduce waiting lists for a range of time—critical surgical tr...