The Rural Services Network wants to see rural communities provided with access to high quality health care services, delivered locally wherever that is possible and effective. This should reflect the ageing demographic of rural populations.
To view the RSN calls to Government click here
The Health Service Journal recently reported on NHS England figures. HSJ findings suggest “people in some more rural areas are missing out on specialist treatments they should be getting, while
Two Universities are joining up to tackle the growing problem of a recruitment crisis in pharmacies in the South West
New research carried out by the Liberal Democrats shows the four-week waiting time to see a GP is three times higher in some rural areas than urban ones.
As the Government reviews the responses to its Major Conditions Consultation, RSN has joined members of the Rural Coalition on calling for a tailored approach to rural areas’ specific needs.
Rural areas require more than double the time to get to a GP than in urban areas, the latest Statistical Digest of Rural England indicates
The Rural Services Network calls upon an incoming Government to: Ask its Advisory Committee on Resource Allocation (ACRA) to review the NHS resource allocation formula for Clinical Commissioning Groups, so
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The Rural Services Network wants to see rural communities provided with access to high quality health care services, delivered locally wherever that is possible and effective. This should reflect the ageing demographic of rural populations.
To view the RSN calls to Government click here
The Health Service Journal recently reported on NHS England figures. HSJ findings suggest “people in some more rural areas are missing out on specialist treatments they should be getting, while Londoners are receiving a lot more than their fair share”.
Two Universities are joining up to tackle the growing problem of a recruitment crisis in pharmacies in the South West
New research carried out by the Liberal Democrats shows the four-week waiting time to see a GP is three times higher in some rural areas than urban ones.
As the Government reviews the responses to its Major Conditions Consultation, RSN has joined members of the Rural Coalition on calling for a tailored approach to rural areas’ specific needs.
Rural areas require more than double the time to get to a GP than in urban areas, the latest Statistical Digest of Rural England indicates
The Rural Services Network calls upon an incoming Government to: Ask its Advisory Committee on Resource Allocation (ACRA) to review the NHS resource allocation formula for Clinical Commissioning Groups, so
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