Until the government addresses the workforce problem, experts will remain sceptical the problems facing the NHS will be solved.
Tinkering around the edges, the King's Fund said. A few short-term fixes, according to the Health Foundation. And a plan that will have minimal impact, the Royal College of GPs added.And they were not even from organisations usually at the front of the queue when it comes to criticising government policies.The fact is the problems the health and care system are facing are deep-rooted. Much is made of the impact of the pandemic but the health service was already struggling before Covid hit.
To free up GP appointments, pharmacists are being asked to take on some of their workload, while funding rules are being relaxed to allow GPs to use more of their money to recruit senior nurses. But there is nothing in the plan about where these new senior nurses are going to come from, which is why the Royal College of GPs has been so dismissive.
Ms Coffey has said she will be looking at pension rules. Currently, senior doctors who take on extra shifts can face high tax bills if their earnings go above the pension cap.She is also introducing a £500m fund to address another key problem - most patients who are medically fit to leave hospital cannot be discharged immediately because of the lack of support in the community.
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