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Elizabeth Wortley: Should I strike?

April 26, 2016

I am in a moral quandary, I am in a personal quandary, and I am in a professional quandary. I cannot answer the question “Should I strike?” As a doctor, I’m […]

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Alice Gerth: Taking sides in the junior doctors’ strike

April 25, 2016

As a full walk out is planned for this week, juniors need to ensure that they have carefully considered which side of the picket line they will stand on. Full disclosure, […]

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Junior doctors’ strike 26 – 27 April 2016: Live blog

April 25, 2016

This week, junior doctors in England will be undertaking a full withdrawal of labour between the hours of 8am and 5pm on Tuesday 26 and Wednesday 27 April, as the ongoing […]

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Alice Gerth: Junior doctors find their voice

March 22, 2016

As the strikes continue and the BMA votes to escalate action I have been searching for some of the more positive aspects of the present situation. Over the past few […]

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Junior doctor strike: Angels need to eat and pay their bills

March 17, 2016

The junior doctor strike in England triggered an Oxford Union debate last month about the extent to which patient safety is compromised when public sector workers take industrial action. But […]

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Janis Burns: Why the GMC should advocate for juniors in the contract dispute

March 11, 2016

As a doctor I am regulated by the General Medical Council (GMC) and I have mixed feelings towards this body. Its function is to protect the public from bad doctors. This […]

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Hoong-Wei Gan: Strike on, strike off: why junior doctors are fighting for their patients

February 9, 2016

Striking is not integral to any doctor’s identity. As others have pointed out over the last few months, a doctor pledges, before anything to else, to “first do no harm.” […]

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Henry Murphy: Resignation to Jeremy

February 8, 2016

Another blog about the junior doctor’s contract, another march, and another strike. What is left to be said? The argument has been detailed in every way; with eloquence, with anger, […]

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Junior doctors’ strike February 2016: Live blog

February 8, 2016

This week, junior doctors in England will be taking industrial action for the second time in as many months after failing to reach agreement with the government over their proposed […]

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Patrice Baptiste: What is the future of the NHS?

February 1, 2016

During my foundation years I wasn’t completely sure about what specialty I wanted to pursue within medicine so I decided to take a year out of training. Although not my […]

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