Resident doctor strikes are unaffordable and 'patients will suffer', NHS trust leaders warn - Manchester Evening News

Wes Streeting to meet resident doctors’ leaders in bid to avoid strikes

The Health Secretary has insisted the Government will not budge on pay, but said discussions could focus on improving working lives of medics. Crunch talks between the Government and resident doctors are to take place in a bid to avert strike action. A five-day walkout is scheduled to start next week and could cause significant upheaval to the NHS in England. The Resident Doctors Committee (RDC) – part of the British Medical Association (BMA) – …

GMC Jammu Doctor Assaulted After Patient’s Death; Junior Doctors Launch Strike, Emergency Services Strained (Watch Video) | 📰 LatestLY

Violence broke out at Government Medical College (GMC) Hospital Jammu on Wednesday afternoon after a patient’s death sparked tensions between the deceased’s family and hospital staff. Rajinder Kumar, around 60, from Rehari Colony, was admitted with a brain hemorrhage, treated at PGI Chandigarh, and brought back to GMC on July 11. 📰 GMC Jammu Doctor Assaulted After Patient’s Death; Junior Doctors Launch Strike, Emergency Services Strained (Watch…

No extra money to cover resident doctor strikes, NHS trust leaders warn

The British Medical Association announced resident doctors in England would walk out for five days from 7am on July 25.

Resident doctor strikes are unaffordable and 'patients will suffer', NHS trust leaders warn - Manchester Evening News

NHS strikes are unaffordable and would negatively impact the delivery of patient care, according to NHS Providers

Doctors' strikes prove militant BMA is prepared to put patients' lives at risk

Resident doctors are endangering their patients’ lives with immoral strikes based on distorted calculations. The British public must finally see their militant union for what it really is, says Alys Denby “Resident doctors” as we must now call them (‘junior’ being a term fit for barristers but far too demeaning for these life savers) will walk out for five days from 25 July. This will cause as many as 200,000 appointments to be cancelled – meani…