Vaccinating all adults against Covid by September will require unprecedented levels of coordination, staffing and round-the-clock clinics, says GP Zara Aziz

GP practices in England have been told to be ready for 1 December, but little else. The government must work with us on a planned rollout

Our GP practice has been resilient but the government must listen to its health workforce if we are to cope with a second wave of Covid-19, says Bristol GP Zara Aziz

I’m a British Asian GP who’s been hospitalised for coronavirus – protecting staff must be a priority, not just a tickbox exercise

Measures need to be in place to help GPs cope if inundated by fearful patients or those presenting with the symptoms, says GP partner Zara Aziz

It’s taking longer to see a GP due to the fallout from rushed hospital discharges. All services must be properly funded and staffed, says GP partner Zara Aziz

Rationing means that hernia repair, hip or knee replacements and removing tonsils or a gallbladder are no longer routinely funded, says GP Zara Aziz

I shouldn’t have to spend large chunks of my day tracking down certain medicines or researching alternatives, says GP Zara Aziz

The demands of the NHS plus better conditions in the EU means pressure will mount on already overstretched staff, writes Zara Aziz, a GP partner in inner-city Bristol

Government long-term plans for the health service promise a lot, but success depends on having enough people to implement it

When health problems are triggered by economic issues, they are medicalised as anxiety and depression instead of poverty, says Zara Aziz

It’s getting harder for doctors to provide good care. But the NHS would be lost without the goodwill of those who work there

Empathy alone can’t solve life’s problems, but GPs don’t have the means to treat the root causes of patients’ malaise

Long waits for ambulances, a lack of hospital beds, cancelled operations ... these are the results of a government sucking the lifeblood from our health service

Doctors are getting better at spotting the signs of neglect or abuse. But with children’s services devastated by cuts, referrals do not always lead to action

GPs don’t have the time or the expertise to provide the holistic treatment that transgender patients require. Proper services are required urgently

Health professionals feel increasingly like social workers as we try to access care for the vulnerable. Making them liable for the cost of their illness is wrong

The GP recruitment crisis is only going to get worse as overwork and low morale push doctors out of the profession. More funding is desperately needed

Increasing our working hours will not stop hospital trolley queues. Only the proper funding of care for older people will do that

The government is in denial - the chronic underfunding of the health service is bad for patients and staff