Only 8% of people surveyed thought the government had the right policies for NHS England, its lowest level in 20 years.
Public support for the government's management of the NHS in England has plummeted to a new low in 20 years, according to a survey.; the previous low was 22% in 2006.
The survey, from Ipsos and the Health Foundation, revealed those in Scotland and Wales had more confidence in their devolved governments' policies, at 28% and 19% respectively. The November poll of 2,063 UK adults revealed more concerning statistics, with only a third agreeing the NHS was providing a good service nationally, and 82% thought more funding was necessary."This is a very low level of public confidence in the government's handling of the health service and it's quite clear that people are very concerned at the current state of the health service.
Mr Gardner added people weren't taking a swipe at the service itself or its staff, instead looking to the government for a credible recovery plan to improve the NHS.Tackling pressure and the workload of staff accompanied by increasing staff numbers were the main priorities for the NHS, according to the poll.Read more:
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