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“Blaming GPs for problems accessing care will not solve anything – better support and funding is needed” DAUK in Politics Home

Read the full article here "Let them eat cake”, said Marie Antoinette prior to the French Revolution – revealing how out of touch the Queen was from her people. Once widely reported, it contributed to the uprising and her eventual demise. However, she never said it. It is one of history's earliest…

DAUK in The Times: “NHS doctors and nurses suffer ‘sinister tide’ of abuse”

Senior doctors and nurses have condemned abuse directed at healthcare workers after the head of the Royal College of Midwives received death threats for encouraging pregnant women to have the Covid vaccine. Health organisations that represent hundreds of thousands of NHS staff are speaking out against a “sinister tide” of abuse…

DAUK’s letter of complaint to IPSO

Click here to sign and add your support Read IPSO's Response Dear Independent Press Standards Organisation, On 24 August 2021, Ms Pearson wrote an article entitled, “GPs are improving their work-life balance while worsening the life-death balance of everyone else”: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/columnists/2021/08/24/gps-improving-work-life-balance-worsening-life-death-balance/ Subsequently, a further article was published on 1 September…

DAUK in The Independent: “I was going to break if I didn’t stop – why I have decided to resign as a GP”

Opinion piece by GP Dr Rosie Shire The guilt of of burdening my colleagues and abandoning patients was overwhelming. But I was going to break if I didn’t stop and take time to heal away from the pressures of the current climate "I first realised I was burnt out when…

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