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Vacancies at all time high.

Headlines about the soaring number of vacancies in the NHS in England have prompted warnings that the service is facing desperate problems of understaffing. According to NHS Digital, the number of full-time-equivalent posts available rose from 26,424 in March 2016 to 30,613 in March 2017 - the highest number on record.