The NHS must adapt as extreme heat becomes inevitable

The NHS must be prepared for more frequent and more intense heatwaves otherwise preventable heat-related harm will keep affecting patients and colleagues, writes Matthew Lee

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Journal
BMJ
Published
2026-08-26
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj-2026-100666
Primary Topic
Healthcare Systems and Challenges
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The NHS must adapt as extreme heat becomes inevitable

Matthew R D Lee
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Healthcare Systems and Challenges
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The NHS must adapt as extreme heat becomes inevitable

Matthew R D Lee
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Abstract

The NHS must be prepared for more frequent and more intense heatwaves otherwise preventable heat-related harm will keep affecting patients and colleagues, writes Matthew Lee

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