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NEWS: ADHD medication shortage threatens jobs
As reported by BBC News, ADHD UK raises concerns as job losses mount due to ongoing medication shortages, impacting millions of adults managing symptoms of the condition keep reading
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NEWS: RCGP shifts stance on Physician Associates
As reported by The BMJ, Royal College of General Practitioners alters position on regulation of physician associates in general practice, emphasising the need for clarity and appropriate keep reading
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NEWS: UNISON encourages employer flexibility for Ramadan
As reported by Unison, as Ramadan commenced a few days ago, UNISON reminds employers of their duty to accommodate fasting and prayer needs, highlighting guidance from keep reading
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NEWS: NHS introduces paid leave for miscarriage
As reported by BBC News, following Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust’s lead, NHS England rolled out a policy offering paid leave to staff who miscarry within keep reading
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NEWS: £35 million boost to maternity safety
As reported by The Department of Health and Social Care, England announced significant investment to enhance maternity care, including hiring more midwives and providing specialist training keep reading
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NEWS: Measles catch-up campaign targets young adults
As reported by Sky News, with measles cases rising in England, NHS launches a campaign inviting over 900,000 19 to 25-year-olds for MMR vaccination, aiming to keep reading
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NEWS: Teens choose NHS as top career
As reported by NHS England, during National Careers Week, teenagers choose the NHS as their top choice employer, revealed in a BBC Bitesize survey Both Doctor and keep reading
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NEWS: BMA releases guidance for medical associates
As reported by The BMA, comprehensive national guidance has been unveiled for Medical Associate Professionals (MAPs), including Physician Associates (PAs) and Anaesthesia Associates (AAs), outlining their roles and keep reading
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NEWS: Wide regional variation in GP numbers raises access concern
As reported by BBC News, patients in certain parts of England struggle to access GPs due to disparities in doctor numbers across regions, prompting calls for keep reading
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NEWS: Sharp rise in whooping cough cases raises health concerns
As reported by The Independent, health officials express worry over increasing cases of pertussis, urging parents to ensure their children are vaccinated to prevent serious complications keep reading