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Keir Starmer Abolishes NHS England to Cut Bureaucracy and Boost Patient Care. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced the abolition of NHS England, the administrative body overseeing the National Health Service in a bid to cut red tape and bring management “back into democratic control”. Starmer says the move will free up resources, reduce duplication, and direct more funding to frontline care, including nurses. He argues that eliminating unnecessary bureaucracy will also help cut waiting times, which have been falling for five months. The decision comes as several senior NHS executives, including chief executive Amanda Pritchard, step down. Starmer insists that streamlining operations will empower frontline workers and improve patient care ensuring NHS resources are focused where they matter most.
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