The junior doctor contract and the protest against it are approximately the cost to patient safety and the British public[br]For the first time in 40 years,the medical profession is considering full industrial action. Its a daunting prospect: it isn’t in our nature and we don’t want to strike, but we may gain no choice. As NHS demands gain risen, and doctors and other frontline staff gain sacrificed much to hold it together. Though doctors are better paid in the private sector,we tolerated a pay cut in real terms to hold British healthcare free. For that, we were rewarded with worsening work conditions and admonishment in the media. Consequently, or morale in the profession has long festered into dejection,finally brewing up the fury that has led to the protests across the country. Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com