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of our doctors are on strike. dr claire mitchell is a british doctor, now an emergency consultant, who moved to queenland, australia for work and has now been there for eight years. she said she's stayed because the medical workforce is properly valued, unlike in the uk. i moved to australia for a year's career break and to experience medicine and life in another country, and i am now here eight years later. country, and i am now here eight years later-— country, and i am now here eight ears later. ~ ., ., .,~ ., years later. what do you make of the strikes today? _ years later. what do you make of the strikes today? to _ years later. what do you make of the strikes today? to be _ years later. what do you make of the strikes today? to be honest, - strikes today? to be honest, watchin: strikes today? to be honest, watching it — strikes today? to be honest, watching it from _ strikes today? to be honest, watching it from this - strikes today? to be honest, watching it from this side - strikes today? to be honest, watching it from this side of| strikes today? to be honest, i watching it from this side of the world, it is devastating. my friends and colleagues in the uk, it's their last resort. they don't want to be out of the emergency departments or off the words, and it is a shame it has come to this. but it is playing years of catch up and ultimately playing the long game to protect patients. 50 playing the long game to protect atients. , ., . ., playing the long game to protect atients. . ., , patients. so you decided to stay there after— patients. so you decided to stay there after being _ patients. so you decided to stay there after being there - patients. so you decided to stay there after being there for- patients. so you decided to stay there after being there for one i there after being there for one year. was pay a big factor in that