Groundbreaking cross-border deal as Labour seeks to end NHS waiting list crisis
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The groundbreaking agreement between the UK and Welsh governments marks a significant shift in how healthcare access will be managed across their borders, addressing the NHS waiting list crisis.
Welsh Secretary Jo Stevens criticized past Conservative administrations for hindering healthcare collaboration, asserting that political gamesmanship often overshadowed the urgent needs of patients waiting for essential services.
With over seven million individuals on NHS waiting lists, the new health secretary, Wes Streeting, emphasized an ambitious target to reduce these numbers significantly over the coming five years.
The agreement aims to facilitate cross-border healthcare access, enabling patients to receive necessary treatments in areas with sufficient capacity, marking a departure from the previous limitations.
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