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My Planned Care gives you advice and support while you wait and helps you to prepare for your hospital consultation, treatment, or surgery.
These league tables provide a view of how NHS trusts are performing in key services including urgent and emergency care, elective services, mental health and more.
The National Cancer Plan sets out the government’s ambitions to improve cancer survival, treatment and quality of life.
Key commitments:
The ambition is that by 2035, more people will survive cancer or live well with it – delivering the fastest improvement in survival this century.
Read the National Cancer Plan
The 10 Year Health Plan for England seizes the opportunities provided by new technologies, medicines, and innovations to deliver better care for all patients – wherever they live and whatever they earn – and better value for taxpayers.
It is making 3 big shifts to how the NHS works:
To find out what the next decade of health and care looks like, read Fit for the Future: 10 Year Health Plan for England.
The Medium Term Planning Framework – delivering change together 2026/27 to 2028/29 is the NHS’s most ambitious plan in a generation, setting out how waiting times will be dramatically reduced and local care restored over the next 3 years while resetting the foundations to deliver the 10 Year Health Plan.
Helping health and care professionals communicate better.
How we are improving experience and giving people choice and control for elective care services.
How we can put the NHS workforce on a sustainable footing and meet future challenges.
Improving outcomes and experiences of people with mental health problems.
Giving people the support they need and removing disjointed care.
Making sure everyone with cancer receives care, support and treatment.
Ensuring patients get the right care whenever they need it.
Offering patients a wider choice of personalised health services.
Tackling health inequalities and advancing equality and diversity across the NHS.
Delivering continuous improvement across the NHS.
Providing better connected, more personalised care in homes and care homes.
Sickle cell disease is the most common inherited blood disorder in the United Kingdom. Around 18,500 people live with the condition, and approximately 300 babies are born with sickle cell disease each year, making it the fastest growing inherited blood disorder in the UK. Less visible, but equally important, is the number of people who […]