Health regulators have criticized Jeremy Hunt for cutting down the number of NHS walk-in centers. Since 2010, one in every four centers was terminated, even with a hit by patients.

Another study found that one-fourth of all midwives could give up their job in the coming year. This will be because of their complaints regarding poor pay and conditions. The number of walk-in centers in England has decreased to 185 from 238.

It is also revealed that the weak and young patients are not getting proper care as they already are facing problems in meeting their family doctor.

Shadow Health Secretary Andy Burnham said, "NHS walk-in centers are popular with patients and an important means of relieving pressure on A&E".

As per the survey conducted by the Royal College of Midwives, it was found that staff was discouraged and burnt-out.

About 36% of the total of 1,025 midwives revealed they frequently think of parting from their NHS trust. About 24% were so disappointed by the job that they would shift from careers within a year.

Health Minister Lord Howe said they are working to make sure all the services are as per the local requirements and has also agreed to fund £3.8billion to assist health and care services.