A HEALTH chief has called for the ‘quickest possible resolution’ to the junior doctors’ strike to mitigate the impact of industrial action on the NHS.
Chris Hopson, chief strategy officer for NHS England, told the NHS ConFedExpo in Manchester that strikes were having a ‘significant impact’ on the health service.
It comes as thousands of junior doctors started a 72-hour walkout from 7am yesterday in a row over pay. Thousands of appointments and operations were expected to be cancelled as a result.
Mr Hopson said: “In the end, the decisions around what is paid to junior doctors are a matter for the government. Our job is to make sure that we appropriately manage the consequences of any industrial action.
“One of the advantages of doing the job that I do is that you get to see up close how much work is going in at both a trust level, at a regional level and also the national level to manage that industrial action.
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