Braced for Brexit

As we have reached a crisis point in the Brexit negotiations, The BMJ have published a special Brexit issue looking at the damage that Brexit will do to health.

• Editorial: Brexit will damage health—you can help ensure a people’s vote on the final deal, say Fiona Godlee, Chaand Nagpaul and Donna Kinnair
• Opinion: There is no version of Brexit which will benefit the NHS—only varying degrees of harm say Sarah Wollaston and Paul Williams
• Opinion: Why, as a doctor, I support an informed People’s Vote by Rachel Clarke
• Opinion: Brexit won’t build a physical wall, but the boundaries it will create will be significant by Anna Schumann
• Opinion: Doctors and nurses can have an influence on Brexit to help protect the NHS by Christina Pagel
• Data briefing: Causes of concern for the NHS after Brexit John Appleby and Mark Dayan break down what Brexit might mean for the NHS
• Editorial: Reciprocal healthcare arrangements after Brexit People need clear guidance, to avert harm in the event of no deal, says Tamara Hervey
• Feature: No deal? Not a happy prospect for life after March 2019 Disruption to healthcare from a bad Brexit would risk lives, warns Niall Dickson
• Feature: Braced for Brexit There are many areas where uncertainty caused by UK-EU negotiations is increasingly concerning doctors, suppliers, and patients
• News: Government must guarantee EU doctors’ rights after Brexit, says BMA