The introduction of the European working time directive in August could hit junior doctor training, the British Medical Association has claimed.
The directive will cut the maximum working week from 56 hours to 48 hours. The majority of junior doctors responding to a BMA survey said this would have a negative effect on their training.
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National regulators are “encouraging the wrong kind of behaviour” by prioritising financial performance over staff wellbeing, the chair of NHS Improvement has said.
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