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NHS to have minimum junior doctor staffing

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Vanessa Impey
10 years ago

Patients need all Trusts to have safe staffing levels

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Alex Looseley
10 years ago

39 Nevil Road Bristol BS7 9EG

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Dr Iqbal Mohiuddin
10 years ago

This is a universal problem in the NHS which is only getting worse. It's even worse in already woefully under-funded mental health services.

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Julia Prague
10 years ago Featured

Trusts should have to follow NICE safe staffing for nurses and should be the same for doctors - on-call numbers especially

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Anonymous
10 years ago

We have one of the lowest ratios of doctors per capita (a symptom of our pathetic GDP spend on health per capita). It is time to address this in resuscitating the NHS to the safest and highest quality healthcare system in the 21st century developed world!

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Katherine Brooks
10 years ago

7073102 ST4 Anaesthetics

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david drew
10 years ago

ET & EAT confirm in case of Dr Chris Day that junior doctors who raise concerns about patient care including unsafe staffing have no protection in law.

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Helen Laycock
10 years ago

ST6 Anaesthetics

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Davina Wong
10 years ago

Consultant Anaesthetist

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Aruna Dias
10 years ago

Aruna Dias Consultant Gastroenterlogist Barts Health 4448095

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Mark Butler
10 years ago

Paediatrics ST6 GMC: 7013691

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Core Surgical Trainee Royal Oldham Hospital

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paul laurent
10 years ago

Please please please look at the bigger real picture instead of driving junior doctors away and over stretching an already demoralised workforce

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Anonymous
10 years ago

GMC 7083096

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Thangasamy Sankar
10 years ago

I totally agree

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Stephanie Holness
10 years ago

CMT1 7271676

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Joshua Luck
10 years ago

Absolutely vital to stipulate minimum safe staffing level guidance.

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Lisa ODea
10 years ago

ST4 Paediatrics 7080308

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Kirsty Shephard
10 years ago

Lewisham GPVTS GMC: 7043385

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Badri Chandrasekaran
10 years ago

The government is being cavalier with patients lives, doctors' wellbeing and the future of the NHS. It has singularly failed to address the main problem of understaffing in our hospitals