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PM praises bravery of taxi driver following terrorist explosion at Liverpool Women’s Hospital

By The Press Association15th November 2021News England

The Prime Minister has praised the taxi driver caught up in the Liverpool explosion for acting with “incredible presence of mind and bravery”. Speaking at a medical centre in east

Communication breakdown sees health board fined £200,000 over woman’s suicide in hospital

By The Press Association15th November 2021News Scotland

A Scottish health board has been fined £200,000 after a patient with a history of self-harm took her own life in hospital. Anne Clelland, 49, was found unconscious in an

Nursing leaders warn of ‘unsustainable, untenable conditions’ in health and social care services

By Catherine Wylie, Reporter15th November 2021News England

Nursing leaders have highlighted 10 pressures on health and social care services which they say have created “unsustainable, untenable” conditions. A report from the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) said

Royal College of Midwives appoints new Scotland director

By The Press Association15th November 2021News Scotland

Scotland’s professional adviser for midwifery and perinatal care Jaki Lambert has been appointed as the Royal College of Midwives (RCM) new director for Scotland. Ms Lambert (pictured), from Argyll and

Judge approves £27m clinical negligence settlement after boy suffers ‘catastrophic brain injuries’

By Brian Farmer, Reporter12th November 2021News England

A High Court judge has approved a £27 million settlement of a clinical negligence claim after a boy was left with “catastrophic brain injuries”. The boy’s father sued Alder Hey

NHS ‘on its knees’ with ‘chronic workforce shortages’ heaping pressure on overstretched staff

By Jane Kirby and Ian Jones, Reporters11th November 2021News England

The NHS is “on its knees”, leading health experts have warned, as a raft of data for England shows the service buckling under pressure. The King’s Fund health think tank

Health and care groups ‘disappointed and concerned’ by mandatory vaccination plan

By Jemma Crew, Reporter10th November 2021News England

Health and care groups have said they are “disappointed” and “concerned” about the Government’s plans to make coronavirus vaccination mandatory for frontline staff. Frontline NHS workers and social care staff

Dirty ambulances among inspection concerns as independent service rated ‘inadequate’

By Dave Higgens, Reporter10th November 2021News England

An independent ambulance service has been rated “inadequate” after inspectors highlighted a range of issues threatening patient safety, including dirty vehicles and concerns over staff training. The Care Quality Commission

Compulsory jabs for new healthcare staff in Northern Ireland to be put to public consultation

By David Young, Reporter9th November 2021News Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland’s Health Minister has announced a public consultation on a proposal for compulsory Covid-19 and flu vaccination for new health and social care workers in the region. Robin Swann

Javid confirms NHS and social care staff in England must have mandatory Covid vaccinations

By Jane Kirby, Ella Pickover and Jemma Crew, Reporters9th November 2021News England

Frontline NHS workers and social care staff will need to have Covid-19 vaccinations in England to continue in their jobs, the Health Secretary has announced. In a Commons statement, Sajid

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PM praises bravery of taxi driver following terrorist explosion at Liverpool Women’s Hospital

Communication breakdown sees health board fined £200,000 over woman’s suicide in hospital

Royal College of Midwives appoints new Scotland director

Judge approves £27m clinical negligence settlement after boy suffers ‘catastrophic brain injuries’

NHS ‘on its knees’ with ‘chronic workforce shortages’ heaping pressure on overstretched staff

Dirty ambulances among inspection concerns as independent service rated ‘inadequate’

Compulsory jabs for new healthcare staff in Northern Ireland to be put to public consultation

‘Government not gangs’ should decide who enters UK as 19,000 migrants removed

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PM praises bravery of taxi driver following terrorist explosion at Liverpool Women’s Hospital

Communication breakdown sees health board fined £200,000 over woman’s suicide in hospital

Nursing leaders warn of ‘unsustainable, untenable conditions’ in health and social care services

Royal College of Midwives appoints new Scotland director

Judge approves £27m clinical negligence settlement after boy suffers ‘catastrophic brain injuries’

NHS ‘on its knees’ with ‘chronic workforce shortages’ heaping pressure on overstretched staff

Health and care groups ‘disappointed and concerned’ by mandatory vaccination plan

Dirty ambulances among inspection concerns as independent service rated ‘inadequate’

Compulsory jabs for new healthcare staff in Northern Ireland to be put to public consultation

Javid confirms NHS and social care staff in England must have mandatory Covid vaccinations