Longer NHS waiting times expected after second Covid peak
Around 4.5 million people waiting for care

NHS in England will take ‘months’ to return to normal service after pandemic, says hospital boss
Around 4.5 million people in England are waiting for hospital care - the highest number on record - and while it is hoped they will be treated within 18 weeks, the ongoing disruption to non-Covid care has meant the number of people being forced to wait more than a year for healthcare has soared from 1,398 to 192,169 in just a year, The Guardian has reported. Speaking to the paper, NHS Providers chief executive Chris Hopson has warned that it will take "months" for an "exhausted and traumatised"...
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