As reported by NHS England, despite progress, NHS London faces ongoing disruptions from June’s ransomware attack on Synnovis systems, affecting thousands of appointments Over four weeks keep reading
As reported by RCGP, over 76% of GPs report that excessive workloads are compromising patient safety, urging immediate government action With the General Election only weeks keep reading
As reported by The Guardian, a cyber-attack on London hospitals has led to cancelled operations and disrupted services, putting extra pressure on primary care providers to manage keep reading
As reported by NHS England, NHS announces 143 hospital sites to implement Martha’s Rule, improving patient safety through urgent review protocols Confirmation of the first sites to keep reading
The paramount duty of the NHS is to uphold unmatched levels of safety and efficacy in medical devices for the welfare of all patients under keep reading
As reported by GP Online, at a recent conference, NHS England revealed insights into their upcoming patient safety strategy, emphasising a primary care focus and collaborative keep reading
As reported by Bracknell News, NHS Whistleblowers push for inclusion in Lucy Letby inquiry, aiming to challenge NHS culture on whistleblowing and ensure frontline perspectives are heard keep reading
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
As reported by The Telegraph, despite promises of “same-day access” to GPs, health officials reveal that just a fraction of appointments will be staffed by doctors, raising keep reading
As reported by DfE, The Healthcare Services Safety Investigations Body (HSSIB) reveals terms for a comprehensive review into mental health settings, aiming to enhance patient, staff, and keep reading
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