Poll results: See what our readers thought of last week's news
We asked you what you thought about the withdrawal of the Health Bill, 'target culture' and NHS 111 service.
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We asked you what you thought about the withdrawal of the Health Bill, 'target culture' and NHS 111 service.
I'm not a great believer in new year's resolutions; I believe that the way to achieve significant, long-term change is through dedication and hard work over time, rather than through a quick fix.

I am becoming increasingly disillusioned with the high-level organisation of the NHS. Clinicians do their best to help the patients while being obstructed by managers with their imposed, dysfunctional systems.
To call it the '11th hour' might seem dramatic, but the past two weeks have seen a great deal of talk from all sectors about how medical professionals can, together, continue to influence the Health and Social Care Bill as it moves into the report st...
Mrs Voluble spent her early life terrified of doctors... Then along came Pendleton and now she's glued to the consulting room chair. We've learned to delve into patients' psyches like ferrets. Think you might have a problem tomorrow? Got any other th...
I've been writing for GP for more than 10 years now, and it is has been both a privilege and a continuing challenge.
Monitoring of GP prescribing has been part of general practice for many years.
This week, GP reveals that the amount of paperwork GPs have to do is spiralling out of control. According to our survey, 23% of GPs are now spending more than half their time on paperwork.

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