A survey carried out by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) has unveiled certain bitter facts about the NHS.

In total, 1,000 healthcare workers in the United Kingdom had taken part in the poll. As many as 25% doctors and surgeons and one in three nurses in the NHS have said they are either bullied or they have to face extreme pressure.

They have been witnessing the same for the past two years. It was quite shocking to know about the new fear in the minds of healthcare professions. About 43% healthcare professionals were concerned that patient care is at verge of suffering.

They fear their organization could be part of the scandal. Similar to what has taken place in the Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust. It seems the trust is also shaking of people from the NHS.

One in four has said they do have trust on their seniors. The survey was carried out to know the state of the NHS's working condition.

Peter Cheese, CIPD Chief Executive, said, "NHS leaders should ensure they are putting more emphasis on monitoring, analysing and, crucially, acting on people management information and feedback from staff, which can provide early warning indicators".