23 April, 2009 HealthcareRepublic
Just a fifth of GPs believe the independent contractor model of general practice will survive the next decade, a GP newspaper poll has...
23 April, 2009 Daily Express
BUDGET airline Ryanair yesterday raised the prospect of humiliating weigh-ins for passengers after proposing a fat...
23 April, 2009 Nursing Times
| By Helen Crump The Department of Health has published a list of the primary care trusts which will be most disadvantaged as a result of changes to the way GP pay is...
23 April, 2009 E-Health Insider
The British Medical Association has called for more investment in simulators and skills labs to maintain training opportunities for junior doctors as their hours come...
22 April, 2009 Pulse Today
Primary care has got off fairly lightly - but there is a sting in the tail for hospital...
22 April, 2009 Telegraph.co.uk
Patients could be being treated by foreign doctors who have been banned from practising in their own countries, the General Medical Council has warned, as it called for new laws to tighten controls in...
22 April, 2009 Sunday Express
A CORONER warned yesterday about the dangers of buying medication on the internet after a 22-year-old woman died after taking banned...
21 April, 2009 EHI Primary Care
Prof Helen Lester Love it or hate it the Quality and Outcomes Framework is a key part of daily life for every practice in the UK as well as accounting for roughly a third of GPs...
21 April, 2009 BBC News UK
Please turn on JavaScript. Media requires JavaScript to play. Advertisement Staff at Swansea's Morriston Hospital explain how they are tackling the problem of pressure...
20 April, 2009 The Times
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20 April, 2009 Telegraph.co.uk
The health service has just 100 days to save doctors' training or face generations of surgeons less skilled than their predecessors, doctors' leaders have...
20 April, 2009 Telegraph.co.uk
The introduction of medical centres designed to ease the pressure on overstretched A&E departments is putting patients' lives at risk, doctors have...
20 April, 2009 Daily Mail
) Lives are being put at risk by the introduction of medical centres designed to take the pressure off overstretched A& E departments, doctors have...
18 April, 2009 Daily Mail
) Health Service paramedics have been told not to resuscitate terminally-ill patients who register on a controversial new database to say they want to...
18 April, 2009 Daily Express
PARAMEDICS can allow seriously ill patients to die even if relatives beg them to save their lives, it emerged...
18 April, 2009 Online Sun
PARAMEDICS are being ordered NOT to resuscitate severely injured accident victims who have registered in advance a wish to die, it was revealed last...
17 April, 2009 BBC News Humber
NHS staff - and in particular doctors - must do more to tackle bad care, the head of the new health regulator...
17 April, 2009 EHI Primary Care
One in four GPs have treated patients for adverse reactions to medicines bought online, according to a survey. The poll of 483 GPs carried out by GP newspaper found that 25% reported treating patients for adverse reactions to drugs bought on the web and a further 8% said they may have done...
16 April, 2009 BBC News UK
Doctors have warned of the perils of buying medicines over the internet. One in four GPs polled said they had treated patients for adverse reactions to medicines bought...
15 April, 2009 Telegraph.co.uk
One in four GPs has treated patients for side effects of drugs bought online, prompting experts to warn about the dangers of purchasing medication on the...