NHS staff 'could be offered pay increase if they accept reforms'
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
61% : It came after Prime Minister Rishi Sunak pledged "bold and radical action" as he summoned top figures from the nation's health and social care services to a Downing Street summit aimed at ending the crisis in the NHS.55% : Those attending the NHS Recovery Forum at Number 10 included Chief Medical Officer Sir Chris Whitty and NHS England CEO Amanda Pritchard, alongside hospital bosses from across the country and representatives of local councils providing social care.
52% : The Government is providing an additional £14.1billion to the NHS and social care over the next two years but Mr Sunak told health leaders that more money is not enough on its own.
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