Investment, prevention, workforce for delivering on the early diagnosis priorities that will remain and also some sense of how the extra time, less targets for leaders creates fulsome how that will be mobilised however genuine and crosscutting reform for the nhs allowing it to do things at the moment it doesnt have head space or time to do shifting towards more prevention, bringing more care into the community and making sure that its overarching, a single core target of saving as many lives as possible and its being met as fully and as well as possible. This relates to and as well as possible. This relates to england and as well as possible. This relates to england only and as well as possible. This relates to england only its relates to england only its important to remind people of that. What is the current picture when it comes to Cancer Treatments in england and how does that compare to scotland, wales and Northern Ireland . In scotland, wales and Northern Ireland . , scotland, wa
indicators have been worrying for a long time, it s not purely a covid i9 situation. and those things lagged behind comparable countries, so other countries are showing what is demonstrably possible while we are lagging behind. it s very hard because of differences in both the population, the age and the level of poverty but also in just data collection to make comparisons to scotland and wales, but what we can say is consistent for those nations as well, the picture is very bleak and so standards are being missed and so standards are being missed and people aren t getting the care they need and what that means i think is that there is a real burning platform for each of england, scotland and wales to look towards what other countries are doing really well and learn from it and the consistent theme in those doing that better than is they tend to be much better at prevention, so managing the number of people that need care, they tend to be much better at early diagnosis and catching the