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We recognise the commitment of policy makers and the NHS leadership to restoring core NHS...
Conclusion
We recognise the commitment of policy makers and the NHS leadership to restoring core NHS services and the ongoing efforts to manage the backlog. We are also grateful for the hard work of all staff and the use of innovative methods to support core NHS services during the pandemic, including: the creation of cancer hubs, Urgent Dental Centres and COVID-light facilities. We are concerned, however, that despite such innovations many core health services have been unable to continue or Delivering core NHS and care services during the pandemic and beyond 63 have continued with very limited capacity. In March 2020, Sir Simon Stevens issued an instruction that cancer services should not be stopped, but it is clear that this instruction was not always adhered to.
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Government Response
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Government Response
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HM Government
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We recognise the commitment of policy makers and the NHS leadership to restoring core NHS services and the ongoing efforts to manage the backlog. We are also grateful for the hard work of all staff and the use of innovative methods to support core NHS services during the pandemic, including: the creation of cancer hubs, Urgent Dental Centres and COVID-light facilities.
Source
Committee
Health and Social Care Committee
Report
Second Report - Delivering core NHS and care services during the pandemic and beyond
01 Oct 2020
HC 320
Addressee Bodies
Department of Health and Social Care
Timeline
Recommendation age
5.7 yrs
Report published
01 Oct 2020