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The National Health Service is about to become more dangerous
We have failed to train enough doctors. Patient safety will suffer as a result
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Part-time GPs are an insult to taxpayers who trained them
It is a waste of public money to train doctors who do not wish to work in the NHS
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Nobody dares admit that GPs aren’t working
Low cancer survival rates in the UK are partly caused by the failure to give patients continuity of care
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Britain’s obesity epidemic is crushing the NHS
This is a matter of personal responsibility, but public health officials are far too nervous about saying so
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Vets serve pets better than GPs do the public
General practice has no financial incentive to give taxpayers the service that they have a right to expect
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Our failure to train doctors in the UK hurts the developing world
Why are we turning away young British people who want to enter the medical profession?
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GPs refuse to see that general practice is broken
The problem is that GPs are untouchable - protected by their powerful trade union, the British Medical Association
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