"The proportion of voters in Britain satisfied with the way the NHS runs has increased from the record low of 21% seen last year to 26%. At the same time dissatisfaction with the health service fell 8%, the biggest drop since 1998, although it remains high at 51%."
"Health experts warned that the bounce in approval did not necessarily mark a decisive turning point in the government's determined drive to revive the service's flagging fortunes."
"Only 22% are satisfied with A&E and dentistry. GP services and hospital care score better, but only 36% and 37% are satisfied with them."
Public satisfaction with the NHS has risen from 21% to 26%, marking the first increase since 2019. Dissatisfaction has dropped by 8%, yet remains high at 51%. Health Secretary Wes Streeting views these findings as evidence of recovery, planning improvements at poorly performing health trusts. Despite the increase in satisfaction, health experts caution that these improvements are fragile, with only 22% satisfied with A&E and dentistry, and 36% and 37% satisfied with GP services and hospital care, respectively.
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