UK-trained doctors ‘to get priority for jobs’ in Streeting’s 10-year NHS plan
According to reports, British doctors’ health service will be given priority for NHS roles under their plans to “self -sufficient”.
Labour’s 10 -year plan for NHS is expected to be announced this week, and ministers promise to provide a “future -suitable” service.
The government said the plan would help to recreate the health system and overcome the inequalities of expansion throughout the country.
Although the plan is not more than one of the 10 NHS recruitment, the Plan will aim to overcome a system where two -thirds of new doctors are currently coming from abroad. Times.
According to the leaked documents seen by the publication, as the ministers try to reduce the increasing benefit invoice, doctors will be directed to make it an important treatment focus to return to the study.
Business coaches will be placed in GP surgeries and local NHS leaders will set targets to support patients to employment.
Last month, health secretary Wes Streeting admitted that NHS treated doctors “like shit ,, but urged health officials not to hit the last place.
Previously called Junior doctors, resident doctors say that the unions are very low after the final payment offer of a 4 percent wage increase for most doctors.
Mr. Streeting warned that industrial action would bring back the progress to reduce waiting lists and should be a last resort.
The plan promises to “give priority to the UK medical graduates için for the roles of the young doctor who aims to prevent British-trained doctors from missing their advisor-road positions. Times.
Mr. Streeting, previously UK Medical graduates within the scope of the next 10 -year health plan will be given priority for NHS work, he said.
Health Secretary, at the beginning of this month, Medical Website Doctors said: “I want to be sure that you can work in the UK if you pass through your medical education in England.”
Mr. Streeting added that investing in educational doctors was “completely boncars, but that they were not sure that they could stay to work in the UK.
The latest figures of the British Medical Association showed that 33,108 medical graduates who applied for approximately 13,000 tasks. This includes 12,305 UK graduates and 20,803 from abroad.
The number of international medical graduates has doubled in two years, and the figures show that England has increased only one -third.
The sharp increase in the number of international medical graduates has led to an increase in the request of doctors in NHS to fill the hospital gaps.
In 2023, more than two -thirds of the new doctors (68 percent) participated in the NHS in 2017, 47 percent of graduates who did not UK.
A spokesman for Health and Social Care Department: “We do not comment on the leaks. Our 10 -year health plan will determine how to present the basic reform necessary to rebuild NHS.”
