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Streeting: The NHS is broken but not beaten

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Streeting: The NHS is broken but not beaten

Streeting: The NHS is broken but not beaten

Health Secretary Wes Streeting gives reassurance over the state of the National Health Service during a speech at the NHS Providers annual conference in Liverpool.

He says, “the NHS is broken but not beaten.

Every day there are outstanding episodes of care being delivered by dedicated people working with some of the best science in the world.” Report by Ajagbef.

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