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camden konp camden keep our nhs public camden konp supporters were among the tens of thousands who demonstrated against the government's attack on the nhs at the tory party conference in manchester on 29 september 2013 camden konp does not believe that hospitals, general practices or other parts of the nhs should be run by private companies. our main aim is: to work to keep the original principles of the national health service, with free treatment for all provided by the state the nhs health and social care bill has become law, but the need for action against government attacks on the health service has not gone away. opposition to spending cuts and the government's backdoor privatisation of major parts of the nhs will continue until the threat is abolished and the founding principle of state-run free health treatment for all is restored. konp backs 48 hour strikes by junior doctors keep our nhs public – like the vast majority of the public (almost 70 per cent in a recent poll) – is backing the junior doctors in their series of 48-hour strikes in protest at the government’s imposition of an “unsafe” contract. we believe the junior doctors are right when they say the government is not telling the truth when it claims the dispute is about a seven-day nhs. the government has misrepresented data and continues to lie about the seven-day nhs . a seven-day 24-hour emergency nhs already exists. but staffing levels are already at the brink. what we really need is more funding, more doctors, more nurses, more porters, lab staff and other healthcare professionals. we also believe the doctors are right when they say the safeguards built into this new contract are inadequate. there is a financial incentive for hospitals to overwork already tired doctors, as it is cheaper to do this and pay fines than hire extra staff to cover the large staffing gaps which are currently there in our hospitals. this is leading to burn out and doctors leaving the nhs. the government are not being truthful when they are saying doctors are getting a pay rise of 13.5 per cent. they are not. most junior hospital doctors who do any out of hours on-calls will lose out between 10-20 per cent. working more unsocial hours and getting a pay cut is demoralising – is that what the government wants? already we see that staffing levels are getting dangerously low. the gaps in the rota for doctors and nurses are growing. doctors and nurses are being asked to do more and more every day because the government are not employing more staff. frequently on a night shift a doctor is being asked to do the work of three doctors and also being asked to act as a more senior doctor. this is dangerous and puts our loved ones at risk. striking junior doctors are defending a high quality nhs – an nhs run by well-supported staff who are able to give of their best when caring for you. the government will attack the jobs of other nhs staff next: underfunding core nhs services and privatising lucrative areas. the nhs is facing a crisis – but it is a crisis of the government’s own making, brought about by its stubborn refusal to adequately fund the nhs. the junior doctors are in the front line of the fight to properly fund the health service. that’s why we support them and why the public back them as well. support reinstatement bill - don't let government destroy the nhs the government is pressing ahead with the "reforms" in the health & social care act 2012 (hsca) which have thrown england’s nhs into a destructive and dangerous reorganisation now teetering on the verge of financial collapse. it has ended the universal right to healthcare, limited access to a number of services and abandoned the principle that health care should be free for all who need it . more and more contracts are being given to private companies to squeeze profit out of services set up to look after people who are infirm or ill. and billions of pounds that could be spent improving frontline services are being wasted on costly legal and management fees involved in the process of bidding for these contracts, which have no place in a publicly run healthcare system and which the hsca needlessly introduced. these changes are happening gradually. many of the private firms that have entered the health service "market" still use the nhs logo, so people are misled into thinking nothing has changed. that is partly why the public has been slow to realise the huge scale of the changes underway - that large parts of our health services are being broken up and that, if we don't act quickly, our much-valued nhs will be destroyed. the nhs reinstatement bill, which gets a second reading in parliament on friday 11 march , seeks to reverse the changes in the hsca and enshrine in law the principles that the nhs should be free for all who need it and that services should be publicly run, rather being given to private companies so they can grab billions of taxpayers funding. the bill is supported by 76 mps including the greens caroline lucas and labour leader jeremy corbyn. it has the backing of keep our nhs public. its second reading will be on friday 11 march and there will be actions in support of the bill outside the department of health and parliament from 9.45am. see events . ask your trades union / party branch / pensioners group / wi branch / mumsnet / your friends and family to support the nhs bill. visit http://keepournhspublic.com/uncategorised/nhs-bill-take-it-to-your-union/ for a model motion. nurses march on downing street thousands of nurses and supporters on the march to downing street in protest at the government cut in student nurse bursaries. the royal college of nurses says there is already a crisis with 10,000 vacant nursing posts and withdrawing the bursaries will only add to understaffing, which has huge implications for patient safety on 9 january 2015, thousands of nurses and supporters – including keep our nhs public – converged on downing street to protest against the shabby government move to cut student bursaries for student nurses, midwives and dietitians. student nurses work full time hours unpaid for half their three years of training. they spend the remaining time on study assignments. they do not get student holidays. according to the royal college of nursing, their unpaid work saves the government more than their tuition fees. eighty-five per cent already take on jobs to avoid debts alongside their unpaid nhs work. taking away the nhs bursary will force many student nurses to work 70-hour weeks. nhs protesters target tories in manchester thousands of nhs campaigners – including a big konp contingent from london – converged on manchester on sunday 4 october for the protest at the tory party conference. up to 100,000 people joined the march, called by the tuc to demonstrate against the government’s austerity policies and the attacks on union rights and the nhs. the march had the backing of the people’s assembly. rights groups said cuts in benefits have targeted the most vulnerable – including children, the elderly, the disabled, the sick and the mentally ill, as well as the unemployed and low paid – while the government has given millionaires a handout through tax cuts that will vastly increase their wealth. nhs unions were angry that staff are being laid off or having to work longer hours for less pay. with rising costs, the government’s five-year freeze in nhs funding means further severe reductions will have to be made, which could see hospitals, a&es and gps surgeries plunged into a deepening crisis this winter. konp campaigners argued that the crisis has been made worse by the forced marketisation of services, which has allowed private companies to grab billions of pounds of the taxpayer funded nhs budget. the contracting out has taken more money away from frontline services and given it to business consultants, accountants and lawyers. two-thirds of hospitals are already facing deficits averaging 22 million. the over

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