
Angus Wallace
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Aug 10, 2026
Ep 69. Workforce planning for a resilient NHS
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20:12GailHOST
Yeah.

Angus WallaceGUEST
When foundation year doctors were introduced in 2004, uh, 2005, they were introduced because of the European Working Time Directive, and part of the incentive was they didn't have enough young doctors to man the hospitals at night, every night, because they insisted on having a most junior doctor on call in the wards at night.

Angus WallaceGUEST
And therefore, they have produced a system which I do not believe now fulfills what doctors need.
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26:55GailHOST
It's like, no, that's not what it's supposed to do.

Angus WallaceGUEST
And the thing that I was most impressed with, with changing technology was what has happened at Leicester and Peterborough, where the, uh...

Angus WallaceGUEST
Will Monaghan, who has been, uh, installing the new patient record system, um, before he did that, went round the hospital observing the problems that people were having, not just in doctors, but nurses, physiotherapists, a whole lot.