That’s almost certainly what I saw on Twitter.
It’s not like the problem with the plan was that social care was only an afterthought and healthcare got all the money first.
We need staff and money for social care, staff and money for the nhs and some sort of recognition that covid didn’t just go away and not become an issue but is still increasing demand and affecting staffing and capacity. A good start would be proper ventilation and air filtering (like Belgium & NL I think) firstly in hospitals and then in higher risk areas. Schools would be a good place to start to disrupt transmission chains. It isn’t expensive. Would probably pay for itself in terms is healthcare funding in the long term. As would pay rises for NHS staff.
A few more ambulances and a few more beds won’t cut it. Nor will getting less trained staff to replace doctors. A look at what those doctors who are emigrating are being attracted by would also be a helpful in trying to retain staff.