that i see on my travels as health secretary, you will see that the practices have notjust gps, but they are supported by physios, they are supported by nurses and paramedics, so there are different ways in which people can access primary care. ways in which people can access primary care- primary care. the point is this, nobody for primary care. the point is this, nobody for a primary care. the point is this, nobody for a second primary care. the point is this, nobody for a second would - primary care. the point is this, | nobody for a second would want primary care. the point is this, - nobody for a second would want to say that there is not great care in lots of parts of the country, nobody would want to say that. the point i am asking you to address is that you are making promises today about gps and you are making promises today about pharmacies, but on both those fronts since the conservatives have beenin fronts since the conservatives have been in charge there have been m
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at pharmacies, the funding for those services has gone down one third since 2015 and more than 1000 of them have shut. so in both of these cases, it might be all very well you promising that now, but it will sound like a lot of people that you are trying to unpick the mistakes the tories have already made. 1with the tories have already made. with pharmacies the tories have already made. with pharmacies we the tories have already made. ti pharmacies we know that four out the tories have already made. if u pharmacies we know that four out of five people are within a 20 minute walk of their nearest pharmacy and importantly there is a much higher concentration of pharmacies in deprived areas which means that for the basic conditions we will be able to secure a faster access to health care. h, to secure a faster access to health care. p, , t , t, care. the point here, services have disappeared- care. the point here, services have disappeared- if care. the point here, services have d
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