Sexual health services are deteriorating under pressure from cuts — while demand is going up
Clinics are closing, moving to less convenient locations and reducing their hours
Clinics are closing, moving to less convenient locations and reducing their hours
Quarterly report paints a bleak picture, with an £800 million overspend in 2014/15
NHS services in England are deteriorating under the coalition in a way not seen since the early 1990s
Politicians should be wary of again embarking on such a sweeping reorganisation, says report
Staff morale and patient care are suffering as the NHS heads for even more deficit
The NHS inevitably faces a ruinous financial crisis by 2015/16 unless it receives a significant financial injection, according to a new report.
Health think tank The King’s Fund has been forced to write to the Welsh government to apologise for errors in figures it produced on health spending in Wales.
A leading health think tank has warned the NHS faces a funding gap of £6 billion a year by 2015. The King’s Fund says that, contrary to George Osborne’s claim the NHS will get an annual real-terms rise of 0.1 per cent, the NHS will in effect face a reduction of more than 1 per cent a year if it is to maintain existing levels of treatment and cover, given changes in the population.