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NHS ‘not structured or geared to getting our patients treated’, Labour fringe hears
A general view of staff on a NHS hospital ward

THE NHS is “not structured or geared to getting our patients treated,” a Labour conference fringe meeting heard today. 

Phil Banfield, from the British Media Association, made the comments at the meeting on fixing the NHS.

Labour MP and ear, nose and throat surgeon Peter Prinsley noted that when he first began his career, he would operate on eight children a morning, but now this has halved to four.

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