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Doctors consider further strike action over pensions
21 Jun 2012: BMA says day's go-slow that affected thousands of patients sent 'a strong message that a fairer approach must be found'
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100 NHS voices
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Interactive: As part of our NHS voices series, Guardian journalists asked 100 people who work in or with the NHS for their views on the health and social care bill – the biggest reorganisation of the NHS in England since it was created in 1948. Click around our interactive guide to read what they have to say
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21 Jun 2012: David Nicholson tells the NHS confederation of his anger at government ministers criticising public sector management
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21 Jun 2012:
• Between a third and a quarter of GPs' surgeries affected
• Doctors still turning up to work to deal with emergencies
• Lansley says thousands of patients inconvenienced
• BMA accuses government of misleading public -
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Guardian Professional, 21 Jun 2012:
Partner-owned retailer succeeds by making its staff happy through providing satisfying employment, according to former chairman
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21 Jun 2012:
What's the truth about doctors' pensions? It has been suggested that they are currently too generous and that the NHS pension scheme needs to change in order to be sustainable. Is that right?
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21 Jun 2012: Doctors taking part in the dispute will still deal with emergency and urgent cases, but will not undertake routine duties
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Guardian Professional, 20 Jun 2012:
Full coverage of the NHS Confederation annual conference in Manchester
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20 Jun 2012: Health secretary condemns Thursday's 'go-slow' industrial action by doctors in bullish speech to NHS leaders
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20 Jun 2012:
If you think doing a master's is an escape from the real world, you're wrong, says Leanne Batson
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Guardian Professional, 20 Jun 2012:
Councils will soon take responsibility for many aspects of public health. But how will this actually be implemented and what organisations will be working in partnership to deliver services? By Ingrid Torjesen
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