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July 28, 2025

Joint response to derogatory comments about women doctors from the Medical Women’s Federation and Doctors’ Association UK
DAUK sustainability team propose plant-based school meals

July 28, 2025
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DAUK voices major safety concerns over Leng review recommendations

July 16, 2025
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DAUK referenced ahead of resident doctor training debate

July 14, 2025

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Long waiting times and access to interventions can be a barrier to returning to work, says DAUK’s GP committee. Dr Rosie Shire, DAUK GP committee member, challenged assertions GPs ‘immediately write people off with a fit note’. She was speaking on national radio about a pilot scheme the Government says…

July 14, 2025
Dr Steve Taylor has spoken to the media about the NHS 10-Year Plan.
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Proposals for a single national formulary (SNF) for medicines in the NHS 10-Year Plan need a cost-benefit analysis. That's the view of Dr Steve Taylor, GP spokesperson for the Doctors' Association UK (DAUK). The Government outlined plans to move to an SNF within the next two years in its NHS…

July 14, 2025
Tackling climate change must be the number one health priority for politicians, says DAUK’s sustainability lead Dr Matt Lee.
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Make tackling climate change a health priority

Tackling climate change must be the number one health priority for politicians, says DAUK’s sustainability lead Dr Matt Lee. Dr Lee said tackling climate change will bring health and economic benefits as he called on the Government to do more. He was speaking as the Met Office released a new…

July 14, 2025
Group of doctors in green scrubs holding the top of each others hands. Resident doctors in England voted overwhelmingly in favour of industrial action.
DAUK News The NHS
Resident doctors vote for industrial action

DAUK recognises the outcome of the BMA’s industrial action ballot, in which resident doctors in England voted overwhelmingly in favour of strike action. With 90 per cent support on a turnout exceeding 55 per cent, this result represents a decisive expression of concern from the medical workforce. This mandate must…

July 9, 2025
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