Healthcare

Reforming Accident & Emergency (A&E) for a Sustainable Future.

Radical Reset is required, in that it should not be the Government's task to pay for looking after all in care and their associated costs. The Government's task should be to provide a safety net, for those that don't have family or friends or cannot afford provision of help.

Improved NHS App needs to be a standard App installed on all UK phones.

System of modest payments for GP visits and diagnostic tests would create a fairer system.

Need priority attention to reduce the substantial haemorrhaging by the NHS of over £3 Billion a year on clinical negligence and compensation.

Reduce NHS costly dependence on external business consultants and their reports.

Provide a clear, transparent, and workable plan for any future Covid or pandemic outbreak.

Standard charge for NHS dental services, set at a rate that is significantly lower than private fees to maintain affordability.

AI-Powered Triage as the New Front Door for all appointment requests.

Use of wide range of solutions including Medical AI services and video call with Doctors and other specialised professionals.

National health awareness drive, delivered in partnership with expert charities.

Relentless national effort is required to drive vaccination rates back above the 95% safety threshold.

Giving in to the BMA's (Junior doctors) demands isn't a sustainable option.

Monitor UK average life expectancy, through out the regions and take action if drop.

A relentless focus on maternity care, improving safety standards, learning from every error, and listening to mothers is a moral imperative.

NHS could save an estimated £3 Billion a year by transforming its medication procurement strategy.

Investing in accessible and effective mental health services.

NHS to establish its own national, in-house agency for all temporary staff—from maternity cover to short-term illness.

A 3-Year Budget Freeze on the NHS budget.

While this amount is small compared to the National Debt, such sales would be a powerful symbolic act.

Non-essential Treatments will no longer be covered by NHS for free.

Charge for all eye tests, except for under 18's'.

Stop Optival vouchers from being issued.

Making Repeat Prescriptions Faster and More Convenient.

Ensure that repeat prescriptions are required, as they cost money!

Integration of Pharmacies as Healthcare Hubs

To protect physiotherapy for those who need it most, it's fair to ask those who can afford it to contribute.

Removing the plan recruit an additional 12,000 physiotherapists and 6,500 rehab assistants over five years.

All taxpayer-funded medical training should come with a clear and simple agreement: if the public pays for your training, you give back by working for the NHS.

Prioritising healthcare capital spending on a new generation of NHS Walk-in Centres in vacant high street locations.