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NHS 111 online has seen record usage as more people used digital channels to access health advice during times of lockdown.
NHS communication managers are concerned that public support for the NHS may soon start to erode as it begins to tackle its backlog.
A new procurement framework to help NHS and public sector organisations purchase cost-effective IT solutions has launched.
Ruth May has urged those receiving their A-Level results to join the thousands of their peers who have already applied to study nursing this year.
People requiring treatment for their mental health are at risk their conditions deteriorating due to increased demand brought about by coronavirus.
The Royal College of Nursing has said more needs to be done to achieve the 50,000 new nursing staff promised by the Prime Minister.
Almost 70 surgeons working in major hospitals around the country had been warned off discussing a lack of PPE by their trust.
The 117 NHS trusts allocated a share of £300 million to upgrade A&E facilities have been named, to help the NHS prepare for winter.
NHS Test and Trace and PHE will extend its partnership with local authorities to reach more people testing positive and their contacts.
The Scottish Government has announced that household members of those who are shielding will all be eligible for the free seasonal flu vaccine.
NHS England has announced it is to end the deal that gave it access to more than 90 per cent of private hospitals' beds, staff and equipment.
Ministers say that nursing careers in England will be made more accessible through a new government package worth up to £172 million.
The Health Foundation reports that one in three GPs who singlehandedly manage a GP practice are at high risk of death from coronavirus.
The NHS will be risking the death of tens of thousands of patients if it shuts down normal care again when a second wave of coronavirus hits.
A second attempt at a coronavirus contact-tracing app for England will soon be tested by members of the public.
An interactive GP work experience platform, launched during the coronavirus pandemic, has received 10,000 registrations within its first three months.
Women doctors experiencing the menopause have highlighted the physical and mental impact it is having on their lives.
It has been revealed that 50 million face masks bought by the government in April will not be used in the NHS because of safety concerns.
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