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11 March 2011

BMA considers vote of no confidence in Andrew Lansley

Doctors are frustrated that they are being ignored. “Top-down reorganisation” is exactly what this l

By Samira Shackle

The British Medical Association (BMA) – the professional body representing doctors – is to debate a vote of no confidence in the Health Secretary, Andrew Lansley, amid mounting anger about his plans to restructure the NHS.

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