Walsall Manor Hospital's simulation suite brings training to life
By Liz Wells 03 October 2024
Walsall Manor Hospital has opened a £150,000 immersive simulation suite to help teams train for a variety of scenarios.
Shortage of GPs increases patient loads
By Liz Wells 03 October 2024
The average doctor in England has to care for 17% more patients than nine years ago, new data reveals.
Economic case for investment in women's health presented
By Lee Peart 02 October 2024
An additional £1 invested in obstetrics and gynaecology services per woman could generate an estimated £319m return to the economy, a report has found.
PPE requirements delayed ambulance staff during Covid
By Lee Peart 02 October 2024
An ambulance crew member has told how having to don PPE requirement delayed the treatment of patients during Covid.
Community diagnostic centre sees over 72,000 patients in first year
By Lee Peart 02 October 2024
A community diagnostic centre (CDC) has seen 72,000 patients in its first year.
One in four Brits put off calling an ambulance due to long waits
By Lee Peart 02 October 2024
One in four Brits have avoided calling an ambulance because they feared it would take too long to arrive, according to new figures.
Call for increase in public health grant in Autumn Budget
By Lee Peart 01 October 2024
Councils have called on the Government to increase investment in the public health grant in the Autumn Budget.
ICB opts not to reopen Norfolk reablement centre
By Lee Peart 01 October 2024
An ICB has decided not to reopen a Norfolk reablement centre despite opposition from local campaigners.
Wythenshawe Hospital robot will transform lung cancer checks
By Liz Wells 01 October 2024
Wythenshawe Hospital, in Greater Manchester, has become one of the first hospitals in Europe to start using a robotic tool that lets doctors detect lung cancer in its earliest stages.
Letby inquiry hears call for regulator to be able to disqualify bad managers
By Lee Peart 01 October 2024
The Thirlwall Inquiry into the murders carried out by Lucy Letby has heard that processes should be set up to disqualify bad non-clinical managers.
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