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Alan Milburn tells NHS to end its more, more, more culture’ and accept radical reform.
Patients must have more choice over treatment and GPs, he argues.
NHS crisis is “ a million times worse” than when he was in office, he says.
Wes Streeting , the health secretary, will give NHS its “marching orders” on spending.
Milburn said Britain needed a Dunkirk -spirit moment for the NHS , where the whole nation pulls together’ to improve the service and deal with a rise in long-term sickness that means a record 2.8 million people are off work.
A ten-year plan due in the spring will set out how Streeting aims to shift towards digitally-run services that focus on preventing ill health and moving care closer to home.
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