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  1. The town of Redditch is confirmed to be part of the larger country of England.
  2. Chris Bloore calls for a national strategy in the UK, specifically mentioning issues concerning families in Redditch.

Lack of Fracture Liaison Service in England raises concerns over healthcare costs

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A failure to provide universal Fracture Liaison Service (FLS) access across England has been highlighted, leading to what critics call a "scandalous postcode lottery" for osteoporosis treatment. Chris Bloore, the Member of Parliament for Redditch, stated that his local National Health Service trust does not currently have an FLS.

From aol.co.uk

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The lack of FLS access means that an estimated two-thirds of the 3.5 million people living with osteoporosis may be untreated. Bloore argued that preventable fragility fractures account for 7% of all hospital beds in England, potentially increasing the burden on the National Health Service.

Chris Bloore is calling for a national strategy in the UK regarding healthcare issues, specifically mentioning families in Redditch.

From aol.co.uk

Who's involved

  • Chris BlooreBritish politician who is calling for a national strategy regarding FLS access
  • EnglandGeopolitical state where the FLS access failure is occurring
  • Andy BurnhamBritish politician facing pressure regarding service delivery pledges
  • National Health ServicePublicly-funded healthcare system in the United Kingdom affected by the lack of FLS
  • Department of Health and Social CareGovernment ministerial department responsible for healthcare in the United Kingdom

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  • The National Health Service might face increased operational costs and strain due to high rates of preventable fragility fractures.

  • The Department of Health and Social Care could face increased budget strain as the failure of FLS increases NHS costs.

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