
Helen Neary
@helennry7
BMA Consultants Committee co-chair. Children’s anaesthetist. All views here are my own
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05-09-2016 10:21:49
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Thanks Channel 5 News Catherine Jones for the credit & excellent report - much more balanced reporting of the figures than Ive seen elsewhere in the media today!



Andrew Gregory Good to see this being aired; we've been warning of this for a long time. Employers' past behaviour is the best predictor of their future behaviour. It's little surprise doctors are re-evaluating their futures. The red numbers tell the story👇






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Today, NHS England has taken a significant step forward by publishing a new framework for reporting sexual misconduct in the workplace. This is an essential move to address the serious impact that sexual assault and misconduct have - not only on those directly affected, but also


BBC Radio 4 Today The graph in the Nick Triggle story from NHS England simply represents the job planned routine work of consultants, whose contract runs from 40-48 hours. That's where your '£1b" comes from 61% of consultants working an additional 8 hours per week due to staff shortage



🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨 University Hospitals Birmingham agrees to lift the imposed changes to doctors' pay for extra-contractual work Read the press release 👇🏻 bma.org.uk/bma-media-cent… This is the direct result of The BMA members at UHB standing together united and determined in huge numbers

🚨 UHB locum rate cuts U TURN 🚨 University Hospitals Birmingham have reversed all cuts to doctors extra contractual work rates. The BMA have suspended the dispute. We have shown trusts up and down the country the power of our collective action as doctors. What a WIN for our members ‼️


Following meetings with our local negotiating committee, University Hospitals Birmingham has agreed to lift the changes they had made to pre-existing pay rates for doctors who do extra work, outside their contracted working week. A letter has now been sent from the Trust to employees and the BMA has
