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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.
This plan sets out how we’ll resuscitate urgent and emergency care, with a focus on getting patients out of corridors, keeping more ambulances on the road, and enable those ready to leave hospital to do so as soon as possible.
Our new plan sets out how the NHS will reform elective care services and meet the 18 week referral to treatment standard by March 2029.
Our national planning guidance for 2025/26 sets out the priorities for the NHS to transform services, cut waiting times and improve care for our patients across England.
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.
The new, single, shared NHS improvement approach.
Providing better connected, more personalised care in homes and care homes.
The UK has some of the world’s most valuable health and care data. From birth records to cancer treatments, from GP visits to hospital stays, the NHS holds information that could unlock breakthrough treatments for millions of people worldwide. But right now, that potential is locked away in fragmented systems that make research unnecessarily difficult […]