A 10 Year Plan for the NHS

Labour has given the NHS a record £29

billion funding boost, including up to

£10 billion on technology and digital

transformation. We are training more GPs,

delivering millions more appointments

and rolling out mental health support to

all schools.

Labour promised to cut NHS waiting times

and deliver more appointments, and we’re

delivering – helping millions of patients

get seen quicker and more conveniently.

Waiting lists are down by almost a quarter

of a million, the lowest level in two years.

And Labour have delivered an extra 4.2

million appointments since last July, over

double our target of 2 million in the first year.

That’s not all. We delivered an

above-inflation pay rise for NHS staff.

This Labour government has agreed the first

GP contract in four years to end the 8am

scramble and bring back the family doctor,

as well as recruiting 1,700 more GPs. We’ve

given diagnostic tests to an extra 187,000

suspected cancer patients within 28 days of

referral, compared to last year.

Labour knows that this progress needs

reform as well as investment. So the Labour

Government has published a 10 Year Health

Plan to lay the foundations for the future of

the NHS, to shift it from analogue to digital,

from hospital to community and from

sickness to prevention.

It will take time, but Labour has turned the

NHS around before, and we’re doing it again.