NHS Chief Executive Officer Amanda Prichared stepped down

Amanda Prichared, the first female chief executive officer of NHS in England, is stepping down from the role.

Two influential House of Commons Committees depart after less than a month, which PM Kir Stmper has said that the biggest overhaul of service will be.

He assumed office in 2021 and oversee some management of Kovid epidemic.

Earlier, he was the Chief Operating Officer of NHS England, head of guys and an advisor to St. Thomas NHS Trust in London and Tony Blair.

In a statement he said that it was “a very difficult decision for me to stand up”.

“It has been a huge privilege to lead NHS in England, which has undoubtedly been the most difficult period in its history.”