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CQC report highlights improvements across eight NHS Trusts
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has published a report that explores how eight NHS Trusts have been able to make significant improvements in the quality of care and improve their CQC rating.
Huge drop in nurses from EU since Brexit vote
New figures have revealed a 96% drop in the number of nurses from the EU registering to practice in the UK since July last year.
First patient transplanted under new super urgent lung allocation scheme
The first patient has undergone a transplant under the UK’s new urgent and super urgent lung allocation schemes.
Royal Surrey takes delivery of 100th new radiotherapy machine
Royal Surrey County Hospital has taken delivery of a brand new state-of-the art radiotherapy machine.
Philips helps integrate radiology and cardiology IT platforms in Ireland
Royal Philips, Blackrock Clinic, Dublin and Healthcare Software Solutions (HSS) will provide a networked IT platform to support radiology and cardiology investigations in Ireland.
Nurse killed in London Bridge terror attack
A senior staff nurse who worked in theatres recovery at Guy’s Hospital died during the London Bridge terror attack on Saturday 3 June.
Report highlights importance of referring wisely
Patients and physicians benefit from referring wisely, according to a new report from the Royal College of Physicians (RCP)
New medical director for Weston Area Health NHS Trust
Weston Area Health NHS Trust has announced the appointment of Dr Peter Collins as its new medical director.
Endoscopy service earns national recognition
Great Western Hospital’s endoscopy team are celebrating after receiving national recognition for their service.
Analysis reveals increase in waiting times for surgery
New analysis of waiting times data by the Royal College of Surgeons (RCS) has found that in March 2017 the number of patients waiting more than six months (26 weeks) for treatment was 126,188 – a rise of 180% in four years.
NHS responds to London terror attack
NHS England has provided an update on its response to the London attack which took place on Saturday (3 June).
Clinical research showcased on International Clinical Trials Day
Visitors to Poole Hospital were given the chance to find out more about the wide range of clinical research and innovation taking place in the hospital as part of International Clinical Trials Day.
New scheme to increase early diagnosis of cancer
Mid Essex Hospital Services NHS Trust is one of three hospitals across the East of England to trial new ways of working to improve early diagnosis of cancer.
Brexit could cost NHS £500m, experts warn
The NHS could face a bill of almost half a billion pounds if retired British people currently living in other EU countries decide to return to the UK in the event that their right to healthcare in those countries is withdrawn after Brexit.
Rogue surgeon jailed for 15 years
Rogue breast surgeon Ian Paterson has been jailed for 15 years at Nottingham Crown Court after carrying out a series of unnecessary cancer operations.
Adoption of innovations could save NHS £18.5bn
A report from independent think tank the International Longevity Centre – UK (ILC-UK) has found that just seven health innovations could save the NHS £18.5 billion, and the social care sector £6.3bn between 2015 – 2030.
Half of NHS areas planning to cancel or delay spending, King’s Fund report claims
The NHS is now planning to delay or cancel spending in half of local areas this year to meet financial targets, according to The King’s Fund’s latest quarterly monitoring report.
Alesi Surgical receives £5.2m investment
Alesi Surgical has raised €6m (£5.2m) to accelerate commercialisation of its Ultravision product.
RCS to offer Postgraduate Certificate in Surgery
The Royal College of Surgeons (RCS) has launched a Postgraduate Certificate in Surgery.
New stretcher to prevent baby deaths in ambulances
Academics and industry partners in Birmingham are developing a new device that will ensure newborn babies could survive in the event of a crash in an ambulance at up to 40mph.
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