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Wes Streeting has criticised a gaping hole in the Conservatives forthcoming NHS plan, which he said would do little to address the shortage of doctors, nurses and care workers that is fuelling backlogs and workforce discontent.The shadow health secretary said that doctors and nurses considering industrial ac <a href=https://www.stanleycup.com.se>stanley cup</a> tion in the coming months were not just concerned about pay, but about the moral injury they were suffering because they could not deliver the best care for patients due to staffing and the weight of the demand. They just dont feel the cavalry is coming, Streeting said in an interview with the Guardian. What the staff of the NHS ar <a href=https://www.stanley-quencher.us>stanley water jug</a> e crying out for is a credible workforce plan. They know it wont be delivered overnight. But at the moment, were not seeing any sign of that long-term thinking. And Im deeply distressed that we have a new secretary of state, the third in six months 鈥?who seems to be ducking the biggest challenge facing the National Health Service, and Im afraid if she doesnt come forward with a credible workforce plan, its hard to take her seriously. Th茅r猫se Coffey will deliver a new plan for the NHS on Tuesday, which the Department of Health and Social Care said would b <a href=https://www.stanleymugs.us>stanley website</a> e focused on new ways to tackle what she termed the ABCD of problems: ambulances; backlogs; care; and doctors.There will be a focus on delayed discharges, as well as long waits for GP appointments.Ahead of the statement, Streeting called on the health secretary to immediately fix doctors pens Rlqz Gas crisis, Covid and food shortages: Tories fear perfect winter storm
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