Concerns over dismantling of NHS whistleblower protections
DAUK notes with serious concern the Government’s announcement more than 200 arms-length bodies are to be abolished under Labour’s forthcoming 10-year NHS plan. These bodies…
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DAUK ‘sceptical’ at plans to DNA test all babies
DAUK’s GP committee says it is ‘sceptical’ about plans for newborn babies in England to be DNA tested…
DAUK conference hailed a huge success
DAUK’s Jenny Vaughan Memorial Conference has been hailed a huge success. It was held in memory of our…
Statement on sexist stereotypes in surgery
DAUK condemns the sexist and outdated stereotypes perpetuated in a recent national newspaper article on orthopaedic surgery. The…
ARRS GP funding a ‘sticking plaster on a gaping wound
Adding GPs to ARRS funding is like ‘sticking a plaster on a gaping wound’, says DAUK’s Dr Steve…
Patient safety concerns raised in evidence to physician associates review
The Doctors’ Association UK (DAUK) has raised concerns about the significant risks to patient safety in its submission…
Rise in GP numbers welcomed – but still a long way to go
The rise in the number of GPs is a step in the right direction, says the Doctors’ Association…
DAUK responds to High Court review of surgeon’s suspension
The Doctors’ Association UK (DAUK) has today responded to the High Court judgment extending the suspension of James…
Dr Jenny Vaughan Memorial Prize: Deadline extended
The deadline has been extended for entries for the Dr Jenny Vaughan Memorial Prize. Dr Vaughan, our former…
Investment needed to restore public satisfaction in the NHS – blog
DAUK’s vice chair Dr Ellen Welch has blogged about public satisfaction with the NHS on a national news…