NO! We worked much harder and longer hours for much less. Today's graduates don't know they're born. They're also taught how to run a practice and maximise profits more than hands on medicine
I support them, but I still hope that a strike could be averted, since I am sure that not one of them would wish to harm a patient, and not one of them will take the decision to strike without a great deal of heart searching and anxiety about how a strike would affect patients. It is preposterous that this and previous governments have used junior doctors' professionalism and commitment against them to make them work dangerously long and unsocial hours.
Doctors have been told that Hunt is only prepared to negotiate on 1 out of 23 points of the new contract. The new rota system only allows for "home time" as being after 10pm and Sunday's.
Junior doctors will have to work more hours than they do now and are exhausted how so how safe will we be?