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failed to come to hospital because they were worried about contracting coronavirus. this diagnosis centre is set away from emergency care. if you go straight through these doors, you go into a safe covid freezone. some patients are still staying away. it has been a priority for us to support patients to see their general practitioner, to be referred on to the hospital, to have the diagnostic test because the earlier we diagnose a condition, the better it will be. the government says it is investing billions of pounds into tackling covid pressures, but it is seen as not enough. the department of health has to have an honest conversation with the general public that the nhs is failing people, even in emergencies, and we need to have a constructive discussion on how we fix it. health officials have warned the nhs will face even more challenges as we head into the difficult winter months. anna collinson, bbc news.
if you go straight through these doors, you go into a safe covid freezone. some patients are still staying away. it has been a priority for us to support patients to see their general practitioner, to be referred on to the hospital, to have the diagnostic test because the earlier we diagnose a condition, the better it will be. the government says it is investing billions of pounds into tackling covid pressures, but it is seen as not enough. the department of health has to have an honest conversation with the general public that the nhs is failing people, even in emergencies, and we need to have a constructive discussion on how we fix it. health officials have warned the nhs will face even more challenges as we head into the difficult winter months. anna collinson, bbc news. saffron cordery, deputy chief executive of nhs providers, which represents hospitals and other health care trusts in england, told joanna gosling the figures reflect the strain the health service is under.
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