From medicalnewstoday.com
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PCTs have sanctioned staggering increases in management salary costs, with spending soaring by a quarter in just two years, a Pulse investigation reveals. Several trusts project rises in management costs of 60% or more over the two-year period, with costs at one trust rising by more than 100%. Pulse obtained figures from 55 PCTs under the Freedom of Information Act.
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The new NHS Constitution says "The NHS belongs to the people". What does that really mean to patients, carers, NHS board members, GPs, nurses and leaders at local and national level? To help answer some of these questions, the NHS Alliance is launching a UK-wide online debate about accountability in the NHS.
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From medicalnewstoday.com
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News - The Times has reported that the UK's NHS no longer assume that the correct procedure is to immediately operate on a child born with ambiguous genitalia. A recent Scottish survey indicates that around 1 in 4000 babies are born intersex, but ... Read more Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments
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From queersighted.com
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No matter how early I wake up, it's always five hours later in the UK and I'm overwhelmed by the thought that I'm already behind (I won't even get into the feeling I have when I think of our Australian readers).
So when I start the day reading my Twitter stream, it's usually populated by midday news from England. I follow the NHS - National Health Service - "one of the largest publicly funded health services in the world," and their superb...
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From blogs.nature.com
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“The NHS should learn to say sorry to patients when mistakes are made, a health watchdog says.The National Patient Safety Agency, which monitors errors in England, said a simple apology can even reduce formal complaints and legal action.The group has also issued a number of tips to NHS trusts in a bid to create a [...]
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From rationalreview.com
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No matter how early I wake up, it's always five hours later in the UK and I'm overwhelmed by the thought that I'm already behind (I won't even get into the feeling I have when I think of our Australian readers).
So when I start the day reading my Twitter stream, it's usually populated by midday news from England. I follow the NHS - National Health Service - "one of the largest publicly funded health services in the world," and their superb...
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From scienceblogs.com
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CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--IOCOM, a leading software provider for enterprise-class video conferencing capabilities, today announced that the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) is using IOCOM technology for its East of England telemedicine project. The program, which is expected to save more than 100 lives per year, gives stroke patients 24/7 access from any branch hospital to expert stroke physicians via IOCOM’s video conferencing technology...
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From businesswire.com
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London, Nov 7 (IANS) British Prime Minister Gordon Brown Saturday resurrected the idea of the international community imposing a global tax on banks as a repayment for the billions of pounds of taxpayers' money they have received from governments.
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From story.indiagazette.com
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Female doctors working in the NHS are paid thousands of pounds a year less than their male colleagues as a result of widespread discrimination and a "hostile culture" at work, a study reveals.There is an average salary gap of £15,245 between men and women among the UK's 135,000 medics, according to a report by the British Medical Association. After excluding differences owing to age, experience and area of specialism, the study found that...
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From guardian.co.uk
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Somehow in all the flood of recent news we almost missed this article from the UK’s Telegraph:
Attack in NHS hospital ‘every three minutes’
Someone is attacked in an NHS hospital in England every three minutes as doctors describe A&E departments as ‘war zones’, official figures show.
04 Nov 2009
Nearly 170,000 violent incidents take place in [...]
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From sweetness-light.com
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