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Health Secretary Streeting orders review of physician associates in NHS
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Health Secretary Streeting orders review of physician associates in NHS

London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK government has launched a review of physicians and anaesthesia associates in the National Health Service (NHS) to address concerns above their roles and safety. Health Minister Wes Streeting aims to reduce tensions within the staff. 

by Federica Calabrò
November 20, 2024
High street eye scans to ease NHS Hospital backlog
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High street eye scans to ease NHS Hospital backlog

London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – It has been reported that High street eye scans on the NHS could save hundreds of thousands of hospital appointments. Patients with diabetes are regularly asked for check-ups because they are at peril of diabetic retinopathy, which

by Massimiliano  Verde
November 18, 2024
Streeting issues warning on the dangers of low-price cosmetic surgery abroad
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Streeting issues warning on the dangers of low-price cosmetic surgery abroad

London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Health Secretary raised concerns over cosmetic surgery deaths for safer practices for UK citizens travelling abroad for cosmetic treatments. Wes Streeting, UK’s health minister warns people considering cosmetic surgery abroad, like Brazilian butt lifts (BBL) to

by Sarah Dinenage
November 16, 2024
Mixed reactions among NHS staff on assisted dying bill
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Mixed reactions among NHS staff on assisted dying bill

London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A substantial proportion of NHS medical attendants in England and Wales are likely to exert a “conscience clause” if assisted dying is approved by parliament. The assisted dying bill specifies that no doctor would be under any

by Federica Calabrò
November 14, 2024
Health Secretary lauds NHS Trust Leader’s progress on backlogs
Health

Health Secretary lauds NHS Trust Leader’s progress on backlogs

London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Health Secretary praised the head of a London NHS trust “busting” through waiting list backlogs as he unveiled sweeping reforms for the health service. The UK Health Secretary Wes Streeting mentioned the work being done by

by Federica Calabrò
November 13, 2024
Northern Ireland Faces Prospect of Health Sector Strikes Over Pay Parity Dispute
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Northern Ireland Faces Prospect of Health Sector Strikes Over Pay Parity Dispute

Belfast, Northern Ireland – Healthcare workers in Northern Ireland are poised for “large-scale industrial action” unless their pay is brought into line with colleagues in England, Scotland, and Wales, according to union representatives. Unison’s Head of Health, Anne Speed, warned that the

by Sarah Dinenage
November 12, 2024
Stormont Health Minister Warns of Potential Pay Parity Shortfall for NI Healthcare Staff
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Stormont Health Minister Warns of Potential Pay Parity Shortfall for NI Healthcare Staff

Belfast – Health Minister Mike Nesbitt has cautioned that Northern Ireland may be unable to match pay raises granted to healthcare workers in other parts of the UK, despite a recent £350 million boost to the health budget. This additional funding, part

by Daniele Naddei
November 12, 2024
Government Blocked NHS Request for 10,000 Beds Amid Covid-19, Says NHS Chief
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Government Blocked NHS Request for 10,000 Beds Amid Covid-19, Says NHS Chief

In a pivotal disclosure at the UK Covid-19 Inquiry, Amanda Pritchard, Chief Executive of NHS England, revealed that a request for 10,000 additional permanent, staffed hospital beds was blocked by Boris Johnson’s government in July 2020. The denial, primarily from the Treasury,

by Federica Calabrò
November 12, 2024
NHS Introduces Varenicline A New Tool in the Fight to Quit Smoking
Health

NHS Introduces Varenicline: A New Tool in the Fight to Quit Smoking

In a significant step to support those seeking to quit smoking, NHS England has announced the reintroduction of Varenicline, an improved stop-smoking medication available by prescription. With the potential to aid tens of thousands of individuals in England, this daily tablet is

by Sarah Dinenage
November 12, 2024
NHS urged to improve patient info sharing after deaths
Health

NHS urged to improve patient info sharing after deaths

London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – 36 cautions have been issued by coroners in England and Wales this year over the inadequate sharing of NHS patient information, with some patients failing due to a lack of accurate information. Problems induced by conflicting IT

by Sarah Dinenage
November 11, 2024
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