The way junior doctors have been treated is ‘causing harm to health service’

The transcript discusses issues faced by NCHDs, including long shifts and poor working conditions, which negatively impact the health service. Despite these challenges, Irish medical professionals are well-trained and globally recognized. Some hospitals offer positive experiences, but these are exceptions.

What are some of the challenges faced by NCHDs as mentioned in the video?

• Frequent consultant availability

• Abundant rest facilities

• Short working hours

• Lack of basic amenities and long shifts

What is the main concern of NCHDs working night and weekend shifts?

• Too many patients

• Absence of consultants

• Inadequate pay

• Lack of sleep

Why are Irish NCHDs highly attractive to other countries?

• They are willing to work for lower wages

• They receive excellent training and education

• They prefer working abroad

• They have limited job opportunities in Ireland

What is the general perception of Irish NCHDs worldwide?

• They are poorly trained

• They lack motivation

• They are among the best trained medical professionals

• They are not in demand

What is a positive aspect of some hospitals as mentioned in the video?

• They provide excellent training and leadership

• They lack basic amenities

• They falsify time sheets

• They have poor leadership