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NHS England 10 Year Plan Enters Next Stage With Broad Consultation

UK Health Minister Seeks Public Input On How To Deliver Care As NHS England Chair Steps Down

 
• By Ashley Yeo

The public alongside clinicians and industry experts is asked to submit ideas for reforming the NHS via a dedicated online platform ahead of the new NHS Plan in 2025.

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Members of the public, experts and the 1.54 million NHS staff are being invited to share their experiences, views and ideas for “fixing the NHS” via the website, change.nhs.uk, and the NHS App. The platform will be live until the start of 2025. The Q+A findings will inform the NHS 10 Year Plan, due to be released in spring.

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