Recorded in the middle of another dramatic week for the NHS, the latest HSJ Health Check takes stock of whether primary care really has seen long-lasting innovation during the pandemic, and debates if a mood-measuring watch for GPs is the answer to burn-out.
We also discuss progress towards the “40 new hospitals” (or thereabouts), and the long-running saga of Chorley emergency department which a local campaign group now wants closed after 10 years of campaigning for the opposite.
Featuring Nick Carding, Annabelle Collins, Lawrence Dunhill and Jasmine Rapson.
Send feedback to annabelle.collins@wilmingtonhealthcare.com.
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