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Amar Mashru: Passports, smokescreens, and the vanishing NHS budget

November 25, 2016

Chris Wormald, senior civil servant at the Department of Health, has suggested that patients should prove their eligibility for NHS care by showing their passport to receive treatment. The proposal […]

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Clare Marx: Give sustainability and transformation plans a chance

October 24, 2016

The NHS is treating record numbers of patients with better outcomes, but it is now facing some of the biggest challenges in its history. Against this backdrop, Sustainability and Transformation […]

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Andrew Furber: Should local government run the NHS?

October 21, 2016

A white paper published by the Conservative government in 1944 proposed that a new National Health Service should be managed by local authorities. [1] The Labour Party was split on the […]

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Rammya Mathew and James McGowan: The role of shared decision making in a value based NHS

October 13, 2016

Last month a controversial proposal was made by Vale of York clinical commissioning group (CCG) to deny obese patients access to elective surgery for up to a year. The headlines […]

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Anna Miller: Asking all pregnant women for a passport before giving birth is simply wrong

October 13, 2016

St George’s University Hospitals Foundation trust is reportedly devising a pilot scheme to ask all pregnant women to show a passport to prove their right to NHS care before giving […]

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Laurence Gerlis: Is private medical practice that bad?

October 12, 2016

During my 30 years as a private GP I have become used to being insulted by other doctors. Some see us as mercenary quacks, with little genuine interest in patients’ […]

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Richard Thorley: Exception reporting—let’s show Jeremy how hard we really work  

October 11, 2016

The day we have all been dreading in obstetrics and gynaecology has arrived. Some trusts started to roll out the new contract for junior doctors last week. The cancellation of strike action […]

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Partha Kar: Diversity in the NHS matters

October 10, 2016

The world we live in is in a fascinating space at the moment. Tolerance seems to be at a low ebb—whether that is due to the rhetoric fuelled by the Donald […]

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Bhakti Visani: Experiences of providing psychiatric care in a mother and baby unit

October 7, 2016

During my F2 year I undertook a four month psychiatry placement, based in a mother and baby unit. Before starting, psychiatry was definitely not in my top 5 list of coveted […]

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Humans of the NHS: Telling the stories of frontline NHS staff

October 6, 2016

“To save a life or to make it better for someone else is why I chose to do this job. The thanklessness of it, however, has never dissuaded me from […]

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