The NHS is suffering from an understaffing epidemic. The health service is already operating with 154,000 fewer fulltime staff than it needs, and that number could balloon to 571,000 staff by 2036 if current trends continue. Considering how vital a service the NHS provides, and both the scale and length of time this problem has been going on, why does the NHS continue to face a staffing crisis?

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⌚ Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
01:05 Background To The Current Situation
02:50 Reason 1 Why The NHS Is Understaffed
05:49 Reason 2 Why The NHS Is Understaffed
08:41 Reason 3 Why The NHS Is Understaffed