100 outbreaks tackled a week
Mr Hancock said increased testing meant officials could now be “targeted” in their response. This is at a time when … Read More “100 outbreaks tackled a week”
Mr Hancock said increased testing meant officials could now be “targeted” in their response. This is at a time when … Read More “100 outbreaks tackled a week”
Around one in five patients (21.7%) say they tried to contact an NHS service in the past 12 months when … Read More “GP Patient Survey 2020”
The GMC has set out its plans for resuming Professional and Linguistic Assessment Board 2 (PLAB 2) tests for overseas … Read More “Restart of medical tests and fitness to practise work”
There are concerns routine screenings, urgent referrals and treatments have been delayed or cancelled. Scientists suggest there could be at … Read More “35,000 extra UK cancer deaths”
People who are suffering long-term effects of coronavirus will benefit from a revolutionary on-demand recovery service. It follows the building … Read More “Online COVID-19 rehab service”
After initially announcing that PM’s would be excluded from the new Partnership scheme launched on 1st July, it appears NHS … Read More “PM’s as partners”
This briefing brings together and summarises some of the key issues that Members have raised on behalf of their constituents … Read More “Health and social care key issues”
New resources are aimed at easing student doctors into Foundation training and supporting them during the programme. The resources will … Read More “HEE launches new resource pack”
NICE has issued draft guidance for public consultation which does not recommend siponimod for treating secondary progressive multiple sclerosis (MS). … Read More “NICE guidance does not recommend siponimod”
More than 100,000 people have been treated in hospital for the coronavirus. The experts said regular check ups should last … Read More “People seriously ill need screening for PTSD”