Online COVID-19 rehab service
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”
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”
NHS England has written to GP practices asking them to complete risk assessments for at-risk staff within four weeks. It … Read More “Outstanding BAME risk assessments”
NICE has issued draft guidance for public consultation which does not recommend siponimod for treating secondary progressive multiple sclerosis (MS).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”
10,000 residents and staff across over 100 care homes will be given coronavirus tests. It forms part of the UK-wide … Read More “Repeat testing in care homes”
Significant expenditure has been incurred by practices, be that from procuring PPE, staffing practices over bank holiday weekends, or upgrading … Read More “Cashflow and Covid support fund”
The CQC paused routine inspections in March and is now gearing up to start inspections again. GPC chair Dr Richard … Read More “CQC to restart inspections”