Samantha Batt-Rawden, president of the grassroots campaigning organisation the Doctors’ Association UK (DAUK), told The BMJ that doctors continued to receive abuse despite “risking their lives since March 2020.” In…
https://twitter.com/nhsmillion/status/1349761567924101129?s=12 Dr Samantha Batt-Rawden, an intensive care registrar, says NHS staff are facing "devastating" abuse online and at protests. She thinks it’s driven by coronavirus sceptics and anti-lockdown activists. In…
A recent Doctors’ Association survey found that more than 1,000 doctors have seriously considered quitting this year, with 45 per cent of those asked citing the crisis’ impact on their mental health. Gruelling 12-hour shifts, exhaustion and burnout are also leading growing numbers of nurses to quit within three years of joining the profession.
Article in the Times that highlighted the disproportionate burden that our older patients have paid during this pandemic. The DAUK chairman Dr Rinesh Parmar, said his members had reported that…
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Dr Natalie Ashburner, a psychiatry registrar and DAUKs well-being lead talks to Cosmopolitan for their article on gender health inequality, and particularly on how women’s healthcare is affected by cognitive…
Starting medical school in 2008 felt like a dream. I can't say that it was a lifelong dream though. You see, I didn't grow up wanting to be a doctor.…
