Moment waiting for an elective appointment. find moment waiting for an elective appointment- moment waiting for an elective a- ointment. ., , appointment. and it will get worse because you appointment. and it will get worse because you are appointment. and it will get worse because you are going appointment. and it will get worse because you are going on - appointment. and it will get worse because you are going on strike? l because you are going on strike? it s getting worse because we don t have enough staff to treat them. the number have enough staff to treat them. the number is have enough staff to treat them. the number is rising and will continue to rise number is rising and will continue to rise unless we do something about it. to rise unless we do something about it steve to rise unless we do something about it. steve barclay talked about responding to nhs leaders about infrastructure around these hospitals but i wonder why he s not responding hospitals but
Hospital. if you save up and get a new conservatory on the back of your house, you don t have a new house. so can you be honest with people, you re not building 40 brand new hospitals? you re not building 40 brand-new hositals? ., ,. , hospitals? some of the schemes include for hospitals? some of the schemes include for example hospitals? some of the schemes include for example a hospitals? some of the schemes include for example a hospital. hospitals? some of the schemes i include for example a hospital being gutted and fully refurbished. if i look at charing cross for example, that s exactly what we will be doing and we will be starting work to decamp to some of the facilities and then refurbish. there are a range of things within the scheme. its a ranue things within the scheme. its a ranae of things within the scheme. its a range of things things within the scheme. its a range of things but things within the scheme. its a range of things but not - things within the scheme.
Million injanuary as part of our emergency recovery programme. that number has come down from its peak but it is challenging. we are seeing more complex cases coming into hospital. there are challenges in terms of getting that discharge, which is so important to getting flow into our hospitals that relieves the pressure on emergency departments and relieves pressure on ambulance handovers. when departments and relieves pressure on ambulance handovers. ambulance handovers. when will we see a social ambulance handovers. when will we see a social care ambulance handovers. when will we see a social care plan ambulance handovers. when will we see a social care plan on ambulance handovers. when will we see a social care plan on the - see a social care plan on the government? see a social care plan on the government? ~ ., ., ., . , government? we made announcements in terms of staffing government? we made announcements in terms of staffing with government? we made announcements
Get the project finished anytime soon. get the pro ect finished anytime soon. ~ . , get the pro ect finished anytime soon. . ., , , ., ., soon. we have seen them start and take much longer soon. we have seen them start and take much longer to soon. we have seen them start and take much longer to complete. i soon. we have seen them start and take much longer to complete. we | soon. we have seen them start and i take much longer to complete. we are being honest some schemes or take slightly longer than 2030 but we will get on with them. they are still part of the programme and will still part of the programme and will still be funded. work on them. . we are also recognising the two you picked out, with those hospitals, there is an immediate issue. we have recogniser and brought that into the programme and that is a hugely positive message for staff and patients of those hospitals. tt’s patients of those hospitals. it s what ou patients of those hospitals. it s what you have no choi
Move from their demand for a 35% pay rise. in the course of the negotiation debt increased to 49% if you include 24 25. in response to taking out constructive approach to the negotiations the bma themselves ask for an intermediate figure, respected nhs leader catherine maclean but notwithstanding her involvement and the talks we have had, the offer that we put in the table in line with the offer the nhs staff council has received, recognising the value ofjunior doctors, they have refused to move from 35% and i don t think that is a fair, reasonable demand for them to make but we want to engage with them, we have been doing and it is them, we have been doing and it is thejunior them, we have been doing and it is the junior doctors them, we have been doing and it is thejunior doctors that them, we have been doing and it is the junior doctors that walked away from those negotiations by calling strikes. ., ,, . ., , strikes. the health secretary has said that the strikes. the health secr