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This survey looks at public attitudes to health and care under the new government. Results show that making it easier to get appointments at GP practices has risen to the top of the public’s priorities for the NHS. It found strong support among the English public for the three ‘shifts’ that are set to be the focus of the government’s 10 Year Health Plan for the NHS. Focusing on preventing sickness not just treating it is the most popular shift (86% support this being a top priority for the government), followed by moving more care from hospitals to communities (82%) and making better use of technology (73%).
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