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The government needs to invest in specialist children's nurses or risk turning back the clock on children’s health in England.
New analysis of funding pressures on social care services have emphasised the worrying lack of progress on social care reform in the UK.
Thousands of people in the UK with diabetes are being denied new life-changing technology that could help them safely manage their condition.
New RCN guidance provides evidence-based best practice criteria so that hospitals can introduce animals into the care environment.
To improve the way hospitals keep patient information safe, NHS Digital has launched the new Data Security and Protection Toolkit.
The NHS Confederation has launched a petition calling on the government to commit to a funding plan for health and social care to 2035.
The Royal College of Nursing Congress has heard calls for nurses to be given body cameras to help prevent assaults.
Macmillan Cancer Support has revealed that the need to ‘fight’ and remain positive could be having a negative effect on people living with cancer.
NHS trusts were forced to spend £1.46 billion last year on temporary staffing to plug gaps in nursing rotas.
An NHS pilot scheme has seen a reduction in demand for GP appointments and hospital admissions as a direct result of improved mental health care.
A RCN survey has revealed that three out of four people in the UK think there aren’t enough nurses to care safely for patients in the NHS.
NHS Digital and the LGA have announced new funding for digital pilots that benefit people who access adult social care and improve services.
The Department of Health and Social Care has launched a new system to help the NHS monitor, learn from and prevent costly medication errors.
Two air ambulance services are currently testing a new app which allows them to view patients before they arrive to treat them.
The Board of Community Health Councils in Wales has found that long waiting times for treatment is having an alarming impact on patients.
The government's proposed Green Paper on children’s mental health lacks ambition and is unlikely to provide help to those who need it.
Following a damning report by the CQC, Jeremy Hunt has written to independent healthcare providers ordering urgent action on patient safety.
The UK’s social care workforce is suffering from low pay and low esteem and must reverse its poor public image to improve recruitment and retention in the sector.
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UK Building Regulations highlight toxic gas and smoke from layers of paint built up over multiple redecorations as a major cause of permanent ill health or death in a building fire.
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