In a statement, the MP for Kingston and Surbiton called for universal access to flu jabs, retired doctors returning to wards, and regular COBRA meetings chaired by the PM .
It’s after resident doctors in England voted to go ahead with planned industrial action, starting this Wednesday.
Members of the British Medical Association rejected an improved offer from the government.
The proposal included improved training opportunities and covering exam fees, but not an increase in pay.
The five day walkout comes as officials warn of a ‘super flu’ sweeping the nation.
The Health Secretary Wes Streeting has called the strikes “self-indulgent, irresponsible and dangerous.”
