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January 13, 2016BMJ

How Jeremy Hunt derailed clinician led progress towards a seven day NHS:

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For five years NHS doctors have been making progress behind the scenes on seven day working. So why, asks Fiona Godlee, has Hunt portrayed clinicians as the main barrier to change and propelled junior doctors to strike for the first time in 40 years?

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