The article discusses the ongoing efforts of The Independent to provide trustworthy journalism on current issues like reproductive rights, climate change, and technological developments. It emphasizes the newspaper's commitment to making quality reporting accessible without paywalls, supporting journalism through donations. Additionally, it reports on a new NHS initiative led by Health Secretary Wes Streeting, which involves community health workers visiting homes to address health issues. This initiative is part of a broader ten-year NHS plan, showing positive initial results in reducing hospital admissions and enhancing healthcare access.
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Wes Streeting said trials of the scheme showed encouraging signs in slashing the number of heavy NHS users which he called frequent flyers of A&E departments.
We're seeing some really encouraging signs about what can happen if you've got the right care in the right place at the right time.
The move is part of Wes Streeting's 10-year plan for the NHS, which could also see younger people directed to pharmacy care using the NHS app.
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