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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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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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21 Jun 2012: Health secretary said strike would achieve nothing as British Medical Association's fight was with government not patients
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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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19 Jun 2012: Hospitals are cancelling planned operations and outpatients appointments on Thursday as a result of pensions protest
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19 Jun 2012: Doctors are furious about pension changes but concerned about knock-on effect of Thursday's action on their workload
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19 Jun 2012: More district nurses, community matrons, midwives and social workers are required if GPs are to fill the gap between hospital and community settings
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19 Jun 2012:
Postgraduate healthcare training is set to go through a major shakeup as new courses aim to improve patient care
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15 Jun 2012: Doctors are taking industrial action for the first time since 1975 in protest over pension cuts
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14 Jun 2012: Former missionary doctor, said by GMC to have pushed religious views on suicidal patient, brands hearing a charade
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