7 February 2008, Daily Express

Two-thirds of GPs will reject Government plans to add three hours on average to their working week, a poll has suggested. Health Secretary Alan Johnson has written to every GP in England explaining why he wants surgeries to open at weekends and in the...

Non-EU doctors barred from specialist training in UK

7 February 2008, The Independent

Junior doctors from outside the European Union are to be barred from specialist training in this country following protests over the shortage of jobs for newly-qualified British...

Lansley attacks bid to extend GP hours

5 February 2008, Cambridge News 2

Andrew Lansley has condemned Alan Johnson's decision to extend surgery opening times ANDREW Lansley has condemned Health Secretary Alan Johnson's decision to contact GPs urging them to extend surgery opening...

Training doctors

15 January 2008, The Times

Newly qualified medical students are being disadvantaged by the new training...

Docs' job crisis is turning me into a one parent family

14 January 2008, Sunday Mercury

junior doctors in the West Midlands fear a life on the dole because of increasing competition for jobs. Experts have estimated that less than a third will achieve the posts they have trained for in the...

PM backs organ donor plan

14 January 2008, Financial Times

Gordon Brown signalled his support on Sunday for a controversial system of organ donation allowing doctors to remove the organs of dead people without the need of written...

UK doctor 'glut' won't solve NZ problems

13 January 2008, The Dominion Post

New Zealand hospitals hope some of Britain's "surplus" medical graduates can be enticed to work...

Violence against doctors goes unreported

11 January 2008, People Management Online

One in three doctors were physically or verbally assaulted last year but most did not report it, according to research by the British Medical Association.

HOSPITAL STAFF SICK LEAVE

11 January 2008, This is Exeter - Express & Echo

Doctors and nurses at Exeter's main hospital have taken the equivalent of 133 years in sick leave. The Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital had an annual absence rate of 4.37 per cent from April, 2006, to March, 2007. With full-time equivalent staff of 4,289, this means a total of 48,865 days were given up to...

'MOST GPS TO REJECT EXTRA HOURS' 7 February 2008, Daily Express Two-thirds of GPs will reject Government plans to add three hours on average to their working week, a poll has suggested. Health Secretary Alan Johnson has written to every GP in England explaining why he wants surgeries to open at weekends and in the...	Non-EU doctors barred from specialist training in UK 7 February 2008, The Independent Junior doctors from outside the European Union are to be barred from specialist training in this country following protests over the shortage of jobs for newly-qualified British...
Lansley attacks bid to extend GP hours 5 February 2008, Cambridge News 2 Andrew Lansley has condemned Alan Johnson's decision to extend surgery opening times ANDREW Lansley has condemned Health Secretary Alan Johnson's decision to contact GPs urging them to extend surgery opening...	Training doctors 15 January 2008, The Times Newly qualified medical students are being disadvantaged by the new training...
Docs' job crisis is turning me into a one parent family 14 January 2008, Sunday Mercury junior doctors in the West Midlands fear a life on the dole because of increasing competition for jobs. Experts have estimated that less than a third will achieve the posts they have trained for in the...	PM backs organ donor plan 14 January 2008, Financial Times Gordon Brown signalled his support on Sunday for a controversial system of organ donation allowing doctors to remove the organs of dead people without the need of written...
UK doctor 'glut' won't solve NZ problems 13 January 2008, The Dominion Post New Zealand hospitals hope some of Britain's "surplus" medical graduates can be enticed to work...	Violence against doctors goes unreported 11 January 2008, People Management Online One in three doctors were physically or verbally assaulted last year but most did not report it, according to research by the British Medical Association.
HOSPITAL STAFF SICK LEAVE 11 January 2008, This is Exeter - Express & Echo Doctors and nurses at Exeter's main hospital have taken the equivalent of 133 years in sick leave. The Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital had an annual absence rate of 4.37 per cent from April, 2006, to March, 2007. With full-time equivalent staff of 4,289, this means a total of 48,865 days were given up to...