The NHS would be worried less about money in the event of another pandemic, but rather their “resilience” and “capacity” to deal with it, the service’s boss in England has told MPs.
Amanda Pritchard, the chief executive of NHS England told the Public Accounts Committee that issues such as “the state of the estate” and pressures on intensive care and the workforce remain now as they did before Covid, telling the committee that concerns would “probably would be less about funding”.
