NHS Urges Patients to Seek Care Amid Resident Doctor Strike in England

The NHS is encouraging patients to continue seeking medical care as thousands of resident doctors in England prepare to strike over pay disputes.

As the British Medical Association (BMA) members prepare to begin a six-day strike on Tuesday, the National Health Service (NHS) is urging patients not to postpone seeking the care they require. This industrial action by tens of thousands of resident doctors in England comes after the government withdrew a key part of its offer, a move the health secretary has described as

NHS Patients Urged to Seek Care Despite Upcoming Doctor Strike

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