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How to spring clean your business
As the nights become lighter and the days becoming longer, spring is the perfect time for a fresh start. As well as revamping your business keep reading
Month: May 2019
News
One in five people in England harmed by others’ drinking over past year
According to a large survey, a fifth of people in England have been harmed by others’ drinking over the past year One in five people keep reading
Health Tech
Labour MP expresses concerns over GP at Hand
As reported by Computer Weekly, a Labour MP has discussed his concern over Babylon’s GP at hand app Hammersmith and Fulham MP, Andy Slaughter, has keep reading
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NHS sees first sustained fall in GPs since 1960s
The GP ‘crisis’ continues, with the NHS seeing a sustained fall in GP numbers for the first time since the 1960s The BBC has revealed keep reading
Health & Patient Care
Apgar scores ‘within normal range’ linked to higher risks of illness and death
Even a small Apgar change in score, from five to 10 minutes after birth, may have an impact according to a BMJ report Apgar scores keep reading
News
Loss of EU nurses blamed on Brexit
As reported by The Guardian, over half of EU nurses that left the NHS in the last two years claimed that Brexit was the reason keep reading
Health Tech
Mental health help at the click of a mouse
The increasing numbers of those seeking treatment for mental health is reaching epidemic levels, with a large proportion asking their GPs for help. The NHS keep reading
Health Tech
‘Excruciating’ IT drives tech boss away from NHS
As reported by HSJ, a respected NHS IT boss has left his role thanks to the organisations ‘excruciating’ grasp of technology A chief digital information keep reading
Health & Patient Care
Access to medical cannabis must be improved, says top doctor
Despite a change in UK law, many children are still not getting the treatment they need Despite a change in the law last year, access keep reading
Health & Patient Care
Premature birth linked to increased risk of chronic kidney disease, BMJ says
Preterm and early term births can lead to an increased risk of long-term kidney disease, according to new research from the BMJ Preterm and early keep reading