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Hospitals to be named and shamed for spending too much on agency staff

By The Press Association17th October 2016News England

Health officials are to name and shame hospitals which spend too much money on agency staff as new figures showed the NHS in England is paying £250 million a month

Hunt says NHS will learn lessons as birth injury compensation scheme is launched

By The Press Association17th October 2016News Scotland

Jeremy Hunt has pledged that the NHS will learn lessons from its mistakes as he launched a new voluntary compensation scheme for parents whose babies are damaged at birth. The

Most expensive hospital parking revealed as third of trusts raise charges over year

By The Press Association14th October 2016News England

A third of hospital trusts in England have increased their car parking charges in the last year, figures show. Some are now charging as much as £4 for a one-hour

A&E departments buckling as social care system nears ‘tipping point’ – watchdog

By The Press Association13th October 2016News England

A&E departments are buckling under the pressure of a social care system that is reaching its “tipping point”, a health watchdog has warned. Some people across the country are receiving

First 1,000 ‘Nursing Associates’ to start training at test sites from December

By The Press Association12th October 2016News England

Plans to create 2,000 “nursing associate” roles across England have been announced by health officials. The first 1,000 nursing associates, who will deliver “hands-on” care for patients, are due to

Significant numbers with learning disabilities remain inappropriately incarcerated in hospitals

By Iain MacDonald10th October 2016News England

Significant numbers of people with learning disabilities, particularly very young adults, remain inappropriately incarcerated in English hospitals, say researchers. That is despite Government targets, published in the wake of the

RCN warn we ‘would not cope’ without staff from abroad as NHS sees 8% drop in British nurses

By The Press Association7th October 2016News England

Nursing leaders have warned that the NHS “would not cope” without staff from abroad, as new figures suggest the number of EU nationals joining NHS hospitals has soared. Around one

Substantial drop in young mental health patients treated by non-specialist wards in Scotland

By The Press Association6th October 2016News Scotland

There has been a substantial drop in the number of young people with mental health problems who have to be treated in non-specialist wards, a new report revealed. In 2015-16

Red tape blamed as new study finds mental health patients ‘trapped’ on hospital wards

By The Press Association4th October 2016News England

Red tape is leading to mental health patients being trapped unnecessarily on hospital wards for weeks at a time, a new study suggests. And some new patients seeking help are

Majority of NHS groups ‘providing inadequate cancer care’, ratings show

By The Press Association4th October 2016News England

Almost nine out of 10 NHS groups are failing cancer patients, with low rates of diagnosis and treatment, new ratings show. Data from NHS England reveals that the vast majority

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Hospitals to be named and shamed for spending too much on agency staff

Hunt says NHS will learn lessons as birth injury compensation scheme is launched

Most expensive hospital parking revealed as third of trusts raise charges over year

First 1,000 ‘Nursing Associates’ to start training at test sites from December

Significant numbers with learning disabilities remain inappropriately incarcerated in hospitals

RCN warn we ‘would not cope’ without staff from abroad as NHS sees 8% drop in British nurses

Substantial drop in young mental health patients treated by non-specialist wards in Scotland

Red tape blamed as new study finds mental health patients ‘trapped’ on hospital wards

Majority of NHS groups ‘providing inadequate cancer care’, ratings show

Bill passes Commons hurdle as MPs vote for assisted dying in England and Wales

Net migration drops 20% to 728,000 after hitting record 906,000 in 2023

Urgent need for training to spot and act on sex abuse within families, review finds

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Tag: Hospitals

Hospitals to be named and shamed for spending too much on agency staff

Hunt says NHS will learn lessons as birth injury compensation scheme is launched

Most expensive hospital parking revealed as third of trusts raise charges over year

A&E departments buckling as social care system nears ‘tipping point’ – watchdog

First 1,000 ‘Nursing Associates’ to start training at test sites from December

Significant numbers with learning disabilities remain inappropriately incarcerated in hospitals

RCN warn we ‘would not cope’ without staff from abroad as NHS sees 8% drop in British nurses

Substantial drop in young mental health patients treated by non-specialist wards in Scotland

Red tape blamed as new study finds mental health patients ‘trapped’ on hospital wards

Majority of NHS groups ‘providing inadequate cancer care’, ratings show