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Workforce

April 2018

  • Gecko In Namib desert

    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

  • £54,000 cancer bill

    Man's £54,000 NHS cancer bill raises ethical questions that can't be ignored

    Dolin Bhagawati
  • A&E at QMC, Nottingham

    Views from the NHS frontline
    For doctors with depression, A&E can be especially tough. I should know

    Ben Janaway
  • Richard Vize

    More cash will force the NHS to address tougher questions than money

    Richard Vize
  • doctor using digital tablet

    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

  • nurse and trolley

    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
  • Jeremy Hunt at Patient Safety summit in London

    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
  • Kieran Sandwell in hospital.

    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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