Increase funding for more ambulances and A&E places
Fund NHS ambulance service to ensure they can get to the patient faster, and fund more A&E places to cut waiting times. We believe currently people suffer because they are waiting too long to be seen, and that more places in A&E would make it more efficient
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Increase funding for more ambulances and A&E places
Fund NHS ambulance service to ensure they can get to the patient faster, and fund more A&E places to cut waiting times. We believe currently people suffer because they are waiting too long to be seen, and that more places in A&E would make it more efficient
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Increase funding for NHS dentists and the NHS dentistry system
Provide funding to help build a stronger NHS Dentistry System for all to benefit from. Increase the funding for dentists and appointments so a greater amount of patients can see a dentist.
Increase NHS Funding, and take action to address staffing and efficiency issues
1. Increase NHS funding to ensure it keeps pace with inflation & demand. 2. Tackle staff shortages by increasing investment in recruitment, fair pay, & retention 3. Drive further expansion of preventative health measures 4. Increase investment in modernising infrastructure & improving efficiency
Increase funding for NHS cancer care to make patients access treatments quicker
The government should provide more funding to ensure faster cancer diagnosis and treatment by reducing waiting times for biopsies, scans and chemotherapy. Guarantee patients timely access to life-saving care through increased investment, staffing and resources, so delays do not cost lives.
Fund more gender-affirming care on the NHS and increase staff training
Improve access to gender-affirming healthcare by reducing waiting times, allowing trained providers to prescribe care directly, and ensuring all GPs receive proper training on transgender health.
Increase funding for NHS counsellors and review current referral pathways
I want referral pathways from GPs for mental health issues to be reviewed, and improved. There is a need for a robust recruitment drive for actual counsellors and specialists in the NHS, and for better observance of the principle that mental health should be treated like physical health.