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Multi-level inclusion systems: how tempered radicals influence change in manufacturing organisations
Abstract This study explores how tempered radicals promote inclusive workplaces across organizational levels in manufacturing companies. Tempered radicals work within established structures to deliver socially inspired change, strategically challenging norms while balancing organizational commitment and personal values.
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Re: Healthcare after a nuclear strike
Dear Editor The NHS is already in crisis - overstretched from years of austerity, underfunding, and an aging population. It is ill-prepared for any large-scale disaster, whether a pandemic, natural catastrophe, or nuclear strike. The COVID-19 pandemic exposed the system’s fragility, with overcrowded hospitals, staff shortages, and rationed resources like ventilators.
Re: Partha Kar: NHS leaders must be honest about failures to confront racism in the workforce
Dear Editor, The article raises important concerns about the prioritisation of race equality initiatives. I believe the issue is more complex and must be considered within the broader context of wider systemic challenges facing the NHS. Over the past five years, the healthcare landscape has been dominated by crises that extend beyond race alone.
Re: RCP calls for review of postgraduate training, as resident doctors fear for future
Dear Editor, UK medical school admissions have risen from approximately 6,000 in 2013 to around 9,500 in recent years¹. Despite this 58% increase, the number of specialty training positions has not kept pace, leading to a worsening bottleneck. Applications for specialty training have nearly tripled from 2019 to 2024² yet training slots have barely increased.
Re: Surgical hubs to reduce waiting lists
Dear Editor, While hubs may improve efficiency, they fail to address a deeper crisis - the decline of structured medical training and workforce sustainability. Instead of creating fragmented, service-driven hubs, the NHS should revive the “Firm” model, which historically combined high surgical throughput with structured training and continuity of care.
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