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Learn Not Blame: Take our survey into NHS Just Culture

There is still time to complete our survey into Just Culture in the NHS. We want to better understand Just Culture in our health service and are asking DAUK members to help. What is Just Culture? Just Culture is about creating a culture of fairness, openness and learning. In a Just…

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DAUK highlights GP crisis with health committee and MP doctors

The Doctors’ Association UK (DAUK) has sent two books to MPs to highlight the crisis facing general practice. A copy of ‘Why Can’t I See My GP?’ and ‘The NHS: The Story so Far’ have been sent to every member of the Health Select Committee, and to all MPs who…

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Physician associates: Safety concerns highlighted by peers

DAUK’s Dr Matt Kneale has thanked peers for highlighting safety concerns about the roll out of physician associates (PAs) in the NHS. It follows a debate in the House of Lords on the Leng review into PAs and anaesthesia associates (AAs). The debate was secured by Green Party peer Baroness…

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Patient safety fears over physician associates regulation

DAUK chair Ms Helen Fernandes warned the GMC risked ‘allowing a huge patient safety issue to develop in real time’ with how it regulates physician associates (PAs). Ms Fernandes was responding to a long-awaited report by the General Medical Council (GMC) on its consultation on PA and anaesthesia associate regulation.…

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