The Independent highlights grave public dissatisfaction with the NHS, mirrored in a recent British Social Attitudes survey showing 59% dissatisfaction, the highest since 1983. Key issues include access to care, long waiting times, and reported harm from inadequate treatment. Despite these frustrations, the populace still values the NHS's founding principles, demanding more funding and staffing. Health Secretary Wes Streeting stated a significant investment has been made to improve the NHS, but critics raise concern over this optimistic portrayal and question the government's reassurances amid growing discontent.
Despite the NHS's founding principles remaining valued, public dissatisfaction has reached unprecedented levels due to access issues, long wait times, and safety concerns.
The recent BSA survey indicates a record high in dissatisfaction with the NHS, where over 59% express significant concerns about its operations and care.
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