Wes Streeting was meeting with the British Medical Associationâs junior doctors committee today (Tuesday).
He previously described the move as âa crucial step forward, as we work to end this dispute and change the way junior doctors are treated in the NHSâ.
âThis Government has been honest with the public about the terrible economic circumstances we inherited, and I have repeated that message in meetings with the junior doctors,â Mr Streeting added.
âBut I am encouraged by our early meetings that there is a deal to be done.
âStrikes have had a significant cost to patients, staff, and the NHS. Serious work is now under way to finally bring them to an end.â
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