As per recent reports, it has been revealed that Chief Executive of the NHS has raised concerns over a major change to be brought about in the services, so as to handle older people suffering from dementia more properly.

He asserted that he administered the way these elderly people are being looked after in such conditions, even the staff cannot be blamed for it, with such acute medical facilities, it becomes very difficult to give proper care demanded by these patients.

He said, “He felt anger and depression when the coalition government first came to power demanding health reforms that some people thought not possible”.

However, yesterday he affirmed that he is very thankful to healthcare managers at NHS Confederation Conference in Manchester, for the work they have done in the previous year. He exaggerated that the work done by these people is outstanding.

At the same time, he warned that if ministers wish to bring about changes in health services by cutting in its budget and at the same time, wishes to ask for improvements, then that would not be possible. Rather, it will put the health service in a very difficult situation.

On the other hand, Sir David admired the new proposals published in north-west London.