Speaking on ITV's Good Morning Britain, the GP shared the experiences of "heartbroken" frontline doctors and said if the situation "doesn't change very quickly, the NHS is finished".
He referred to a group chat between 13,000 doctors who work on the front line and in primary care, saying: "There are thousands of these posts and I've just picked three of them here as examples and they are very worrying.
"(The first one is) 'In our hospital, we have such a long wait to get into the acute medical unit that we have a junior doctor on the roster called the 'car triage. This means they spend their whole shift checking on people waiting outside in their cars."
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