Published 1 year ago

Millions of mental health patients ‘facing NHS delays or missing out’

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National Audit Office (NAO) says number of people getting care has increased overall to 4.5 million in England. But some targets are not being met and do not even apply to the bulk of inpatient or community treatment. NAO pointed to a growing crisis within the NHS workforce, saying there were more staff, but overall shortages.

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The Independent

Millions of mental health patients ‘facing NHS delays or missing out’

Auditors said NHS mental health services ‘are under continued and increasing pressure’, with many users are reporting poor experiences

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Shropshire Star

Millions ‘face waits for NHS mental health treatment, or miss out’

Millions of people with mental health problems, including children with eating disorders, are missing out on NHS treatment or face lengthy waits, the National Audit Office (NAO) has said.

1 year ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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