Health Tech
Clicks and Mortar: Technology and the NHS estate
As technology increasingly becomes a part of the NHS, is the health service real estate portfolio ready? In Clicks and Mortar: Technology and the NHS keep reading
Month: July 2019
Health Tech
North-east England to benefit from new digital NHS services
A consortium of NHS trusts has created a range of new digital services for patients in north-east England As reported by Pharmaphorum, NHS organisations in keep reading
Health & Patient Care
Specialist mental health crisis teams now operate in every major A&E
As reported by NHS Providers, it has been announced that all major A&E departments in England house specialist mental health professionals With increasing numbers of keep reading
Health Tech
Need for speed – testing broadband connections
Your broadband contract may advertise speeds of up to 100mbps but do you really know what you’re getting? In a new guide, we look at keep reading
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Video: Tackling AMR resistance
AMR is a huge issue that affects the health and wellbeing of us all. In a series of informative and engaging videos the NIHR has keep reading
Management
Norfolk GPs may struggle to meet demand without CIL funding
Community infrastructure levy money is needed for GP practices in Norfolk, the NHS has said As reported by the Eastern Daily Press, NHS England has keep reading
Health & Patient Care
Shetland doctors to prescribe nature
Doctors in the Shetland islands are prescribing the local environment to patients As reported by the BMA, a new scheme has been launched in Shetland keep reading
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NHS Values week 2019
This week is NHS Values Week, when healthcare organisations take time out to reflect on the shared beliefs that make the health service so special. keep reading
Compliance
10 surprising things you can reclaim VAT on
HMRC and the NHS haven’t always had the healthiest of relationships; the long-running saga of whether the NHS could or couldn’t reclaim VAT was finally keep reading
Health & Patient Care
BMJ study suggests possible link between sugary drinks and cancer
A new study suggests a possible link between sugary drinks and cancer A study published by The BMJ reports a possible association between higher consumption of keep reading