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Workforce
April 2018
You’re a surgeon. A patient wants to look like a lizard. What do you do?
David S Oderberg
As medical treatments advance, the need to accommodate conscientious objection in healthcare is more pressing | David S Oderberg
March 2018
Man's £54,000 NHS cancer bill raises ethical questions that can't be ignored
Dolin Bhagawati
Views from the NHS frontline
For doctors with depression, A&E can be especially tough. I should know
Ben Janaway
More cash will force the NHS to address tougher questions than money
Richard Vize
Integrating health and social care is vital to deliver Jeremy Hunt's plan
Julia Scott
Blood, sweat and tears
When to end a terminally ill child's life? It's an agonising decision
Iain Macintosh
'I had a breakdown and am homeless': the impact of NHS staff shortages
Patient safety hit by lack of staff, warn 80% of NHS workers
The GMC pursued Hadiza Bawa-Garba – and is losing doctors' respect
JS Bamrah and Kailash Chand
Blood, sweat and tears
I swapped community nursing for a baker's apron and a bag of flour
Views from the NHS frontline
Discrimination against migrants in the NHS will make staffing problems worse
Amitava Banerjee
NHS survey reveals staff are determined to make the best of tough conditions
Share your views on the NHS pay rise - open thread
Can health workers stop thousands of women being killed in Guatemala?
Nursing in focus
Nursing associates: will they become a cheap substitute for nurses?
Views from the NHS frontline
If Hadiza Bawa-Garba worked in the US she would still be a doctor
Saurabh Jha
Blood, sweat and tears
One day I was director in a mental health trust. The next I was suicidal
Mandy Stevens
February 2018
Nursing in focus
I'm an experienced nurse. Why do doctors treat me as their PA?
Anonymous nurse
Old-fashioned attitudes persist, but advanced nurse practitioners have been credited with improving NHS services
Can the Bawa-Garba case result in a stronger NHS safety culture?
There is a frantic scramble to find a coherent response that maintains the confidence of the medical profession and the public
Blood, sweat and tears
A new heart saved my life. Too many others don't get that chance
Kieran Sandwell
An opt-out system for organ donation could improve the outcomes for critically ill people waiting for a heart transplant
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