Public satisfaction with the NHS has drastically declined, reaching a mere 21% in 2024 according to the British Social Attitudes survey. This marks a sharp drop from 60% in 2019. Major concerns include long waiting times and staff shortages, threatening the quality of care. Among specific services, satisfaction rates have plummeted to 19% for A&E, 20% for dentistry, and 31% for GP services. Many individuals express personal frustration, underscoring an urgent need for reforms in the health service.
The public’s satisfaction with the NHS hit a new low in 2024, with just 21% expressing satisfaction due to concerns over waiting times and staff shortages.
Satisfaction rates for core services like A&E, dentistry, and GP services plummeted since 2019, reflecting widespread dissatisfaction among the public.
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