NHS to address workforce shortage by recruiting 2,000 doctors from India
The healthcare system of United Kingdom is undergoing a major challenge. The main reason is the ongoing deficit in staff in the UK’s healthcare system. The shortage of doctors is mainly because of factors such as low wages, expensive training, and burnout to heavy workload. To get this all of this under control the National Healthcare Service (NHS) has entered into a new workforce agreement with India. According to the reports the National Healthcare Service (NHS), is planning to hire doctors from India. It will be on a fast-track basis to alleviate this major issue. They are thinking about hiring about 2,000 doctors. From the news source it is clear that the NHS has set up training centers across major cities in India such as Mumbai, Bangalore , Nagpur, Delhi, Gurugram, Indore, Mysore , Chennai, and Calicut to provide postgraduate training for the first batch of the doctors. This is for the NHS Indian doctor recruitment . National Healthcare Service authorities thinks that, by