Jennifer Darlow, a consultant paediatric haematologist in Manchester, UK, highlights the incredible work and dedication of NHS staff, despite recent claims of the service being “broken.” While there are challenges such as spiraling costs and missed targets, the NHS still provides world-leading care. Darlow emphasizes the importance of maintaining public trust in the NHS, as patient care relies on this relationship. She shares personal experiences of being cared for by the NHS and stresses the need for improved staffing, finances, and planning. Calling the NHS “broken” may undermine the hard work of staff and diminish public confidence, highlighting the ongoing need for reform and support for the service.
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Is the NHS “broken”? Staff haven’t given up, neither should our politicians
