Tag: nhs
I’m a Social Work Student Who Went on Fee Strike. Here’s What I Learned
an Anonymous Student
Tory Promises to Improve Mental Healthcare Ignore the Reality of Living With Mental Illness
Erika Mastrorosa
Serco vs Staff: Why Barts Health Cleaners Are Voting to Strike
Rhian Smith
Killing Us Softly: A Short History of Biopower in the NHS
Sophie Monk and Joni Cohen
No Patient is Illegal: Fighting Borders in the NHS
Erin Dexter
We Will Lose Our NHS
Aaron shows four key areas where the NHS is in freefall. The solution to the present crisis? More resources, an end to outsourcing and, of course, the resignation of Jeremy Hunt.
Jeremy Hunt is Killing the NHS
Last week the CEO of the British Red Cross said the NHS was facing a ‘humanitarian crisis’. Aaron looks at the service’s recent problems and how they reflect an intentional project, by the Tory Party, to privatise healthcare in the UK.
Who is Paul Nuttall?
Aaron Bastani unpacks some of the policies of UKIP’s new leader
Department for Education Emails Reveal a Crisis in Children’s Mental Health Policy
Jessica Brown
Treat, Don’t Police! Fighting the Immigration Act in the NHS
Docs Not Cops
Beyond TTIP: The Murky Pro-Corporate Trade Agenda is Bad For Our Health
Diane Abbott
‘The government destroyed their trust’ – Reflections on the Junior Doctor Dispute and Next Steps in Defence of the NHS
Nicolas Carpenter
How to Open up a Second Front in the Battle for the NHS
Keir Milburn
3 Reasons the Fight for the NHS Needs to Go on the Offensive
Callum Cant
Can the Junior Doctors’ strike save the NHS?
This week Michael Walker is joined by Aislinn Macklin-Doherty, Youssef El-Gingihy, Ellie-Mae O’Hagan and Paul McCrone to discuss the ongoing junior doctors’ dispute and whether junior doctors can save our NHS from privatisation.