Guernsey’s Health and Social Care Committee (HSC) has initiated a comprehensive review of the island’s healthcare services, as announced by the committee's president. The review aims to evaluate current practices and inform the development of a new care model, with plans expected to be presented before the conclusion of the current political term.

The HSC president emphasized the importance of this review, stating it represents a fundamental reassessment of how healthcare is delivered to residents of Guernsey. The scope of the review is broad, encompassing all aspects of healthcare provision on the island.

While specific details regarding the review's methodology and timeline remain to be released, the HSC has committed to transparency throughout the process. The committee intends to engage with stakeholders, including healthcare professionals, patients, and community representatives, to gather diverse perspectives and ensure the new model of care effectively addresses the island’s healthcare needs.

The promise to present plans for the new model of care by the end of the political term underscores the committee’s commitment to delivering tangible improvements to Guernsey’s healthcare system. The review’s findings are expected to shape the future of healthcare on the island for years to come.