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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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Kallur Suresh: Is the dementia plan for England a challenge too far?

March 14, 2016

Last week saw the publication of the implementation plan for the Prime Minister’s Challenge on Dementia 2020. This new challenge aims to consolidate and build on the progress made since […]

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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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Junior doctors’ strike: March 2016: Live blog

March 8, 2016

This week, junior doctors in England will be taking industrial action for the third time so far this year in response to the government’s decision to impose a new contract on the […]

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Claire Beecroft: Why all medical students need an education in health economics

February 29, 2016

How do doctors manage conversations with patients about the availability (or often non-availability) of certain drugs or treatments within the NHS? In most consultations, the patient’s questions around their illness […]

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David Zigmond: Can we reduce childhood sepsis by more vigilant management? I doubt it

February 24, 2016

Recently the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, said “I am determined we blaze a trail across the world in developing a truly safe healthcare system with airline levels of safety.” (Economist […]

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David Oliver: If you want to explain what’s happening in the NHS, just look at schools and teachers

February 24, 2016

Imagine you are a teacher or headteacher in a good enough local authority school in an area with its fair share of deprivation and a shrinking funding envelope. The school […]

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Richard Smith: Putting the H back into the NHS

February 12, 2016

The H in NHS stands not for hospital or healthcare but health, and the NHS needs to do better at promoting health, said Simon Stevens, chief executive of NHS England, […]

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Saurabh Jha: Britain’s junior doctors are not apprentices

February 12, 2016

It was Boxing Day weekend. The consultant surgeon summoned the on-call team. “We face a calamity,” he said. The house officer had called in sick. The locum wasn’t going to […]

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