Abolishing NHS England must come with reforms

What does NHS England do? Your questions answered on health reforms
The changes will not impact anyone's access to the NHS - but Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said it would bring management of the health service in England "back into democratic
What's behind the scrapping of NHS England?
Keir Starmer and Wes Streeting promise greater democratic control but there are whispers in Westminster that they have 'gone a bit Tory'
NHS England to be abolished - what it means and how it could affect you
In a major speech, the Prime Minister said the move would bring the NHS "back into democratic control" in a huge reorganisation. It will now be brought under the DHSC.
Keir Starmer to abolish NHS England – the pros and cons
The UK government has announced the abolition of NHS England, phased over two years. In practice, this will involve merging some functions and staff from NHS England into the Department for Health and Social Care (DHSC). As part of the change, the government has stated that it expects to reduce duplication and save hundreds of millions of pounds.
Will scrapping NHS England help improve patient safety?
"In the short term, the reorganisation could set back patient safety," said Paul Whiting, chief executive of the charity Action against Medical Accidents. "But in the long term, patient safety must be put at the heart of the government's 10-year plan for the NHS, to win back trust," he added.
Wes Streeting is right to abolish NHS England - but must not fail this crucial test
NHS England, the "world's largest quango", will be no more in two years' time. The decade-long experiment of "taking the politics out" of health care is over. 10,000 jobs at the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) and NHS England (NHSE) will go,
Jenrick: Abolishing NHS England must come with reforms
Robert Jenrick says "there is an argument for abolishing NHS England", provided it is accompanied by "serious reforms that get waiting lists down". The shadow justice secretary adds, "we haven't yet seen serious reforms from this Labour government".
Wes Streeting questioned over NHS England redundancies
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NHS England abolished to return healthcare to government control
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has announced the abolishment of NHS England to streamline the health service and reduce costs. The move aims to bring NHS management back under government control, eliminating duplication of roles and redirecting funds to frontline services.
Conservatives react to NHS England abolishment
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