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A Frontline Voice For The NHS

LD4NHS brings together doctors, nurses and allied healthcare professionals to help shape Liberal Democrat policy and improve health and social care across the UK.

Who We Are

Liberal Democrats for National Health Service (LD4NHS) is a grassroots network of healthcare professionals. We bring the experience of people who work in health and care into policy discussions, helping identify where services work well and where change is needed.

We believe everyone should be able to access NHS care based on clinical need, free at the point of delivery.

What Matters for the NHS

01. Better Access to GP Services

Help people access timely primary care, with a focus on reducing delays and improving continuity.

02. Support for NHS Staff

Champion the people who deliver care through better workforce planning, support and working conditions.

03. Shorter Waiting Times

Promote practical measures to improve patient flow and help people receive treatment when they need it.

04. Mental Health for Everyone

Support earlier access to mental health services and more joined-up care in local communities.

05. Stronger Community Healthcare

Encourage accessible local services and prevention-focused care that helps people stay well.

06. Joined-Up Health and Social Care

Promote better coordination between health services, social care and community support.

Our Priorities

We support fair access to NHS services, wherever people live. We want mental health care to receive the same priority and standard of care as physical health.

We support reducing unnecessary paperwork, investing in prevention and improving how NHS digital systems work together. These changes can give staff more time for patients and help avoid duplicate work and repeat tests.

We want healthcare professionals to have a stronger voice in Liberal Democrat health and social care policy. We also aim to listen to patient groups, social care providers, professional bodies and local authorities so proposals reflect what people need and what services can deliver.

Share Your Experience

What works well in health and social care, and what would you change? If you work in health or social care, or have a perspective you’d like to share, we’d like to hear from you.