The Government is investing almost £450m in a ‘fundamental shift’ to urgent and emergency care.
The Scottish Government has allocated more than £106m to health boards to help tackle the longest waits for procedures and operations.
The number of people waiting two years for an outpatient appointment in Scotland has hit record levels.
Damning figures on operation cancellations and lung cancer waits have been published by the Liberal Democrats.
First Minister of Wales, Eluned Morgan, has been accused of missing a two-year waiting time target.
Mental health waiting times in A&E are a ‘scandal in plain sight’ with some people waiting for up to three days to be seen, the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has said.
The Scottish Government has allocated £2.6m of additional funding to the National Treatment Centre Highland to deliver thousands of additional orthopaedic and ophthalmic operations every year.
The total waiting list for procedures and appointments fell to 7.40 million in February, down from 7.43 million in January, the sixth consecutive monthly decline.
NHSE has failed to meet all its February 2022 targets on elective care waiting times, a report has found.
The Government is ‘unlikely’ to meet its key end of Parliament target of 92% people waiting less than 18 weeks for NHS treatment, new analysis has found.
Three in four people fear being stuck on a trolley in a hospital corridor, a poll has found.
Oldham, Greater Manchester£104,337 – £115,105
Bradford, West Yorkshire£96,350 – £108,925
Oldham, Greater Manchester£104,337 – £115,105
Bradford, West Yorkshire£96,350 – £108,925