Patients in England: have you had treatment cancelled or postponed due to the planned resident doctors strike?
The upcoming resident doctors' strike in England has led to the cancellation or postponement of various medical appointments and treatments for patients. The strike, set to take place from July 25 to July 30, is a demand for a 29% pay rise, which the doctors claim would restore salaries that have been eroded over the past decade. The article invites patients to share their experiences of how they have been affected by the planned strike. Patients are asked if they have had medical treatments, such as appointments or surgeries, cancelled or postponed due to the strike. The article also seeks to understand how patients feel about the strike. The article aims to provide a platform for patients to voice their concerns and experiences regarding the impact of the resident doctors' strike on their healthcare.
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