High nurse and doctor turnover linked to increased patient deaths in NHS hospitals
By Liz Wells 22 November 2024
High monthly turnover rates of nurses and senior doctors are associated with higher deaths for emergency patients admitted to NHS hospitals in England, new research reveals.
Director of Public Health
£123,000 - £139,000 plus up to £10,000 relocation expenses
Brighton, East Sussex£123,000 - £139,000 plus up to £10,000 relocation expenses
Principal Lawyer - Children and/or Adult Safeguarding
£51,356 - £56,494
Kirklees, West Yorkshire£51,356 - £56,494
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Director of Public Health
£123,000 - £139,000 plus up to £10,000 relocation expenses
Brighton, East Sussex£123,000 - £139,000 plus up to £10,000 relocation expenses
Principal Lawyer - Children and/or Adult Safeguarding
£51,356 - £56,494
Kirklees, West Yorkshire£51,356 - £56,494
Most Read News
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- Coming together for a stronger voice
- Unions slam government's suggested pay rise for healthcare professionals in 2026
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