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The "largest single expansion" of education and training in the history of the nhs. the government says it will invest £2.11 billion over the next five years. with tens of thousands more training places being created. here's our health editor hugh pym with more. are you feeling all right? yes. two health workers, both part of the nhs�*s long—term solution to fix the shortage of staff. scan your response, sweetheart. gemma joined the nhs after several short—term jobs, including working in a chip shop. she is a nursing associate at derby hospital and got there learning on the job while ea...

About finances while studying. chris worked for 18 years as a paramedic, years as a paramedic, but the hectic al took their toll and he thought about quitting, but he was encouraged to stay in a different role as part of a gp practice. the nhs has it recognised the need to offer more flexibility to hold onto experienced. it's difficult as a paramedic to find work outside the ambulance service, but actually, as these opportunities develop, so does the opportunity for me to remain in the nhs providing care to patients, which is what i wanted to do since my teens. stories like those will be encou...

Up whole team of individuals that make up the care, so the yes, frustrations will be high, appointments will be impacted, but we are always here, and the nhs is open to look after you in the case of an emergency. you open to look after you in the case of an emergency.— of an emergency. you are busily sympathetic _ of an emergency. you are busily sympathetic and _ of an emergency. you are busily sympathetic and understanding | of an emergency. you are busily i sympathetic and understanding of this, we have from some other patients earlier who were less sympathetic, and really quite angry that...

Accessing appointments. our health reporter lucy watkinson has been to visit one surgery that has introduced solutions it says are working for both patients and staff. the old—fashioned model of everyone just having one clinician, one patient in one room being seen, simply can't cope with the level of need and demand that's out there. dr tim norbury loves going to work. he's making changes to his gp practice that seems to be making a difference. staff and patients agree. we deal with everything on the day. i've got no complaints at all. the doctors are not really in charge any more in the sa...

This is affecting the three GP practices and Western Trust services within the facility