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GPs per patient slump as NHS medical workforce 25 years behind EU , BMA warns

GPs per patient slump as NHS medical workforce 25 years behind EU , BMA warns England s medical workforce is 25 years behind comparable EU nations according to a damning BMA report that warns GP numbers are below a worst-case prediction from government advisors in 2014. by Nick Bostock Free email bulletins

NHS HAS FRIGHTENING AND UNFORGIVABLE STAFF CRISIS says the BMA doctors trade union

Workers Revolutionary Party Picture shows that the Tories have no real appreciation for health workers who risk their own lives to save lives ENGLAND has an ‘unforgivable’ and ‘frightening’ NHS workforce crisis that severely threatens patient safety, says the BMA doctors’ union in research published today. The BMA says the number of doctors per 1,000 people in England is 25 years behind comparable European Union nations, which means an estimate of almost 50,000 extra doctors are needed to meet the country’s current healthcare challenges. According to the BMA research, there are 2.8 doctors across general practice and hospitals per 1,000 people in England, compared to an average of 3.7 in similarly developed EU countries.

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Jim Sillars: Assisted dying bill has better chance this time

Jim Sillars said Margo MacDonald knew the chances of her assisted dying bills being passed were slim THE new assisted dying bill has a better chance of being passed than the two failed attempts made by the late Margo MacDonald, according to her widower. SNP veteran Jim Sillars also told the Sunday National it was “a pity” it had taken so long for the issue to come back before the Scottish Parliament. He said MacDonald, who died in 2014 of Parkinson’s disease, knew the chances of her assisted dying bills being passed were slim but she wanted to put the controversial subject on the parliamentary agenda. He added that the new bill, launched by Liberal Democrat MSP Liam McArthur, was narrower than his late wife’s, as it referred only to those medically assessed to be terminally ill and mentally competent.

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