We keep hearing bad news about the NHS. This week it was announced that junior doctors will strike again, for five days at a time, over their pay claim. Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust chief executive, Katrina Percy, quit after the trust was criticised over the way it investigated patient deaths. Also, a report found that the NHS mental health trust had failed to investigate the unexpected deaths of more than 1,000 people since 2011. On Tuesday the BMA said that quick, turnaround GP appointments are 'running general practice into the ground. Doctors cannot treat patients properly under the current recommended ten-minute limit per consultation.’ Public satisfaction with the NHS is falling - see