It comes as resident doctors are due to strike for five days next month
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It comes as resident doctors are due to strike for five days next month
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Health bosses are calling for an additional £3billion for the NHS to cover redundancy costs and strike impacts, and have warned that cost pressures are threatening the government’s plan to bring down waiting lists.
Some 77,000 resident doctors work in hospitals and community services, with thousands of them expected to strike for five days…
Rachel Reeves has pledged a £6bn investment aimed at accelerating tests and treatments within the NHS, following substantial…
The Government will need to ‘act fast’ to avoid the strike, says union
NHS leaders warn expected settlement will not be enough to enable recovery and reform
The potential resident doctors strike comes amid pressure on hospitals due to soaring flu cases
Resident doctors went on strike on Wednesday after members of the BMA rejected a fresh offer from the government
