NHSE Urges Trusts to Achieve 95% Planned Activity Amid Doctors’ Strike
NHS Trusts are being urged to maintain at least 95% of planned elective activities during the upcoming five-day strike involving resident doctors. This directive comes from Sir Jim Mackey, the chief executive of NHS England.
Urgent Call for Elective Activity Maintenance
This striking guidance aims to ensure that patient care remains a priority, despite potential disruptions caused by the doctors’ strike. The emphasis on achieving high elective activity levels is crucial for maintaining healthcare services during this period.
Details of the Upcoming Strike
The five-day strike is expected to impact various healthcare services significantly. NHS Trusts are being prompted to prepare strategies to mitigate patient care interruptions.
Goals for Elective Activities
- Target Activity Rate: 95% of planned elective procedures
- Duration of Strike: Five days
- Impacted Staff: Resident doctors
By adhering to this target, Trusts hope to minimize the consequences of the strike and uphold essential medical services during challenging times. Stakeholders are continuously assessing the situation to ensure effective management of health services throughout this period.
