AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoExtreme Heat Response: Andy Burnham will chair a COBRA meeting as the UK braces for another round of 33C to 38C temperatures, with wildfires and drought stretching firefighters, farmers and NHS teams. Northern Ireland Health Pressures: Stormont’s Department of Health strategy group chiefs now earn over £2m a year, as outpatient assessment waiting lists top 510,000. Maternal Care Alarm in Scotland: A mum says maternity complaints are rising after she was left with a permanent colostomy following birth trauma, highlighting concerns about consent and women feeling ignored. Mental Health Backlog: Parents in Scotland describe a neurodevelopmental crisis as CAMHS waits stretch for years, leaving children unsupported while families seek private help. Respiratory Rehab Boost (Wales): Swansea Bay University Health Board becomes the first Welsh pulmonary rehabilitation service accredited through PRSAS, aiming to improve quality and reduce admissions. Cancer Trend (NI): Northern Ireland cancer cases have risen by almost 10% over five years, with prevention urged. Public Health & Nicotine: ASH Scotland launches a nicotine-linked mental health survey to understand how young people use nicotine to cope. GP Access & Reception: NHS England patient survey results spotlight GP reception experiences, with some practices scoring near-perfectly. Drought Water Controls: Southern Water seeks a rare order to restrict non-essential business water use in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
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