The Medical Association has expressed concerns regarding the targets defined for the National Health Service (NHS) between 2026 and 2028, considering them inadequate for what is necessary.
According to the organization, the NHS faces significant challenges and needs to recover capacity, increase access, and attract more professionals. The Medical Association emphasizes that the response should not involve reducing the established targets.
This criticism coincides with a context where public health requires attention and improvements to ensure better services for the population.
The Medical Association indicates that the inadequacy of the targets may exacerbate existing problems in the healthcare system, compromising the quality of services provided to citizens.
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