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Sean Roche: Wake up and smell the coffee (or the essential non-being of the Francis report)

June 17, 2013

I couldn’t be more serious in beginning to reflect on the Francis report with a joke. The joke is employed by Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Zizek in his illustration of ideology, […]

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Margaret McCartney on the petition to get Bounty reps out of NHS maternity wards

June 13, 2013

It’s not just me who is annoyed about the presence of Bounty reps on NHS wards, who pay the NHS to be allowed access to give samples of products to […]

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Richard Vize: David Nicholson’s last speech to the NHS Confederation conference

June 10, 2013

Sir David Nicholson’s last speech to the annual NHS Confederation conference as the leader of the service reflected all the traits of his seven years in control. His passion, commitment, […]

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David Zigmond: Hello, health commissioner. Goodbye, family doctor?

June 7, 2013

In this new era of GP led NHS commissioning, I saw a young GP on the television. She was interviewed to sample a voice of professional support and enthusiasm for […]

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Domhnall MacAuley: General practice and social deprivation

June 6, 2013

A single naked bulb lights the room. Clothes hang over the radiator, there is a cot by the door, and a huge TV in the corner. Just a few worn […]

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Deborah Kirklin: Mid Staffs—would you have been a whistleblower?

June 6, 2013

The latest Medical Humanities poll asks readers a simple but searching question: if you witnessed unaddressed failings in local healthcare provision, would you feel confident and secure enough to whistle […]

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David Lock: Should GPs aspire to run medical services businesses?

May 30, 2013

It is hardly surprising that hard pressed GPs have reacted angrily to unjustified criticisms by the secretary of state for health that they are to blame for faults within the […]

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Peter Bailey: Galley slaves, rebel!

May 29, 2013

Jeremy Hunt’s speech to the King’s Fund on 23 May made me wonder if someone in the Department of Health had had an “Oh my God!” moment. A gut clenching, […]

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Martin Roland: Reorganising GP care—back to the future

May 28, 2013

There seemed something familiar about the secretary of state’s announcements about general practice last week. Jeremy Hunt says that care is too often disjointed and he wants to give GPs […]

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Margaret McCartney: Clinical trial company tempts patients with free health screening

May 21, 2013

When buses in Glasgow started to come with posters asking if people were “Concerned about diabetes?” with an image of an older woman, a freephone number, and webpage for people […]

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