Andrew Lansley Speaks at Nurses' Congress

The video covers a session at the nurses Congress where concerns about NHS staffing levels are discussed. Despite an increase in clinical staff, the number of qualified nurses has decreased, causing worry among healthcare professionals. The Royal College of Nursing highlights job losses and community nurse strain. Andrew Lansley, present at the session, is criticized for not addressing these issues effectively. The video concludes with warnings about potential future problems for the NHS if current trends continue.

What was the main topic of concern during the question and answer session at the nurses' Congress?

• The increase in NHS funding

• The reduction in NHS staffing levels

• The introduction of new medical technologies

• The expansion of hospital facilities

How many jobs does the Royal College of Nursing claim are being lost due to NHS reforms?

• 10,000

• 30,000

• 61,000

• 100,000

What was the reaction of the nurses to Mr. Lansley's responses during the Congress?

• They were satisfied with his answers

• They were indifferent to his responses

• They felt he was not addressing their concerns

• They agreed with his points

What action did Andrew Lansley take after the Congress session?

• He exited through a back door

• He left through the front door

• He stayed to answer more questions

• He held a press conference

What warning did the Royal College of Nursing issue regarding the future of the NHS?

• The NHS will become more efficient

• The NHS could fall into disarray

• The NHS will face financial surplus

• The NHS will expand rapidly