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Former Health Secretary Alan Milburn Advocates Major NHS Reforms Amid Concerns

Alan Milburn emphasizes the necessity for radical changes in the NHS, linking funding with reforms to improve healthcare efficacy and efficiency.

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Updated: Nov 9th, 2024, 3:08 PM ET

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Alan Milburn, newly appointed as a key health adviser, has called for significant reforms in the NHS, warning of its critical state. He argued that merely increasing funding is insufficient and urged a transformation away from a 'more, more, more' culture. Milburn's comments come as the Labour government prepares to announce new financial and reform strategies to enhance healthcare services, emphasizing a shift towards preventative care and community-based solutions. His appointment has raised questions regarding the potential increased involvement of the private sector in the public health service.


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