Supports one of the three people by doctors supports plans For five days staging of walkout later this month, a new pole has revealed Thousands of patients across the country have to face operations and cancellation of appointments.
Meanwhile, about half of them voted (49 percent) Oppose employed industrial action Called by British Medical AssociationA YouGov survey has been found.
The data showed a marked decline in support compared to previous industrial action. When the doctors went on strike for the last year, just before last year’s general election, Yougov found that the action was supported by 59 percent of the public, and 36 percent was opposed.
It comes as a former labor cabinet minister and the union leader has warned BMA that he had chosen a wrong fight with the government, and told the Health Secretary. Wes streeting It was a fight that he had to win.
JohnsonWho was the health secretary for two years Tony Blair And who himself led a union, told that T toldShe is independent: “It has all the BMA signs that can take their soldiers in a fight, which they cannot win – nor to them, given that the government has fully honored the payment reviews recommendations, which is to settled the previous year’s dispute immediately in the office.
He said, “I suspect that if there is a trade union experience, who thinks that the BMA has chosen the right terrain, which has to go to war with the government. It is a fight that Ves Streeting has to win,” he said.
Medical leaders also warned the resident doctors, as junior doctors are now known that they can “never” the belief of patients if they go on strike again.
Mr. Streeting has told junior doctors that when Labor entered the government after 28.9 percent of the salary last year, the public will not understand that “you will still go on strike, nor me.”
But The new BMA leader has said that 29 percent salary demand for resident doctors What is “non-paralyzed” and warned that attacks can last for years.
Dr. Tom Dolphin also claimed that the demand was appropriate and easily cheaper for both NHS.
He said that the union will not interact or accept less than 29 percent of a figure as it is the real-earnings limit of earning loss that the BMA says that doctors have seen since 2008-a salary that they want to fully restore.
Former Tory Health Minister Steve brine Warned that the strike had the ability to “undo the good” which was below cutting the NHS waiting list.
More than 50,000 resident doctors are expected to attend the walkout from 7 am to 7 am on July 30 on July 30.
About 1.5 million operations and appointments had to be canceled during the final wave of industrial action by junior doctors.
Mr. Streeting has urged BMA to “listen to the public”. He said: “Instead of dropping this improper path down, BMA needs to think and think about the real risk of people who lose confidence in doctors and damage to our NHS and the entire medical profession.”
Lord Darzi of Danham, a surgeon, who led a harmful review of NHS last year, said: “Doctors have a special place in the society. The public’s trust has been earned in the doctors, not a guarantee. I am afraid that it will not be well if BMA is clearly unfair.”
Professor sir Stephen PavisThe National Medical Director of NHS England also said that doctors should consider “how difficult it can be to recover public belief”.