BMA action was aimed at wrong target
At the BMA roadshow I attended, I counselled against any action that would have an effect on patients.
I suggested the main action should have been against the health reforms.
It could have consisted of disengagement from the commissioning groups, with their expensive wasteful meetings, and stopping generic prescribing – neither of which would have impacted patients and could have run and run until the Government entered meaningful negotiations. As always, nobody listens.
From Dr John Dolan, Middlesbrough
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