Health secretary says he cannot solve striking doctors' problems in just two years
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Health secretary says he cannot solve striking doctors' problems in just two years
"Health Secretary Wes Streeting has said he could not solve all the problems faced by striking doctors within his first two years in the job, and hit out at the medics' union for pretending he could."
"In his letter to the RDC sent on Sunday, Mr Streeting said: The deal is not everything you want, but it is what the country can afford."
"I do not pretend to have solved all the problems facing your profession after fourteen years of mismanagement under the previous government in less than two years as the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care."
"Resident doctors launched six days of strike action this week on Tuesday after rejecting a deal from the government last week."
The Independent covers significant issues like reproductive rights, climate change, and Big Tech, emphasizing the importance of factual reporting. The organization is committed to accessible journalism, avoiding paywalls. Health Secretary Wes Streeting acknowledged the challenges faced by striking doctors and criticized the medical union for unrealistic expectations. He expressed a willingness to meet with the Resident Doctors Committee to address concerns, while also highlighting the limitations of the government's ability to resolve all issues quickly. Resident doctors recently initiated a six-day strike after rejecting a government deal.
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