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David Nicholl: Why I’ve changed my views on assisted dying

July 17, 2017

A change in the law would enable those in the UK faced with a terminal illness the choice of a death with dignity on their own terms […]

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Stephen Bradley: Junior doctors can use the new contract to take back some control

July 12, 2017

The new contract for junior doctors poses many challenges, but it’s possible to use its terms to achieve a safer and fairer NHS […]

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Jonathan Glass: Is herd thinking in medical training leading us astray?

July 5, 2017

We are a lesser profession for not having an open discussion about the direction of medical training […]

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Jeremy Hunt: We need to be flexible about the need for flexible working

July 5, 2017

As a nation we’re fortunate that in NHS staff we have one of the most flexible workforces on the planet. When patients need care at the end of a shift, […]

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Lucinda Hiam: Grenfell survivors shouldn’t be afraid to go to hospital

July 5, 2017

Immigration and healthcare are separate issues, and denying people healthcare in a bid to deter immigration is inhumane […]

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Martin McKee: Theresa May’s proposals on EU citizens’ rights are neither fair nor serious

July 3, 2017

Anyone concerned with the long term future of the NHS should be very worried […]

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Paul Myatt: Making the NHS a great place to work for junior doctors

June 30, 2017

If the NHS is to meet the challenges it faces, trusts must do all they can to show junior doctors that they are valued and supported […]

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Nishma Manek: How can we attract and retain a workforce that may be developing its own set of social norms?

June 27, 2017

Ian Cumming, chief executive of Health Education England, gave a speech recently at the NHS Confederation’s conference that prompted another set of millennial-bashing headlines. [1] I’m a millennial. We’re defined […]

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Florence Wilcock: Black box thinking in maternity care

June 23, 2017

To err is human, but how do healthcare professionals move forward after being confronted with avoidable errors on their watch? […]

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Mark Porter: Health spending is a political choice—a choice from which our government is hiding

June 23, 2017

The Queen’s speech contained a couple of healthcare measures, calibrated to appeal without addressing the underlying crisis, says Mark Porter. […]

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