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Doctors express concern about new NHS phoneline
Doctors have expressed "serious concerns" about the rollout of the new 111 NHS phoneline in the UK.
The free number is set to be launched in April 2013, but the British Medical Association has warned that it may put strain on existing services, and has written to the Health Secretary asking for the deadline to be relaxed.
Dr Richard Vautrey, the BMA spokesman, told BBC News that in some parts of the country the NHS is "literally in chaos" and does not have the organisational ability to the implement changes.
He said there was "so much change going on" that the health service would be unable to safely introduce the new phoneline. "We need some time," he said. "This can be a good idea, but we need to get it right."
The free number is set to be launched in April 2013, but the British Medical Association has warned that it may put strain on existing services, and has written to the Health Secretary asking for the deadline to be relaxed.
Dr Richard Vautrey, the BMA spokesman, told BBC News that in some parts of the country the NHS is "literally in chaos" and does not have the organisational ability to the implement changes.
He said there was "so much change going on" that the health service would be unable to safely introduce the new phoneline. "We need some time," he said. "This can be a good idea, but we need to get it right."
Green Box: Doctors express concern about new NHS phonelineClick to open
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