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NEWS: NHS Rolls Out AI to Prevent Falls
As reported by NHS Confederation, a new AI tool will be deployed nationwide to predict patient falls and virus spread, aiming to enhance safety and cut healthcare keep reading
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NEWS: Mental Health Death Probes Fail
As reported by Border Telegraph, a watchdog warns that safety investigations after mental health deaths often feel meaningless to families and fail to drive real keep reading
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NEWS: Toolkit to Improve Repeat Prescribing
As reported by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society, A new guide from RPS and RCGP offers practical steps for GP practices and pharmacies to streamline the keep reading
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Read again: Making NHS buildings safer and more efficient
Every day, over 1.6 million patients rely on the safety and functionality of more than 10,000 NHS buildings across the UK. Ensuring these facilities meet keep reading
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NEWS: NHS Maternity Care at Risk of Decline
As reported by Yahoo News, poor quality NHS maternity care will become ‘normalised’ if action is not taken, according to the healthcare watchdog A Care keep reading
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Read Again: Battling the Surge in Assaults on Healthcare Staff
More than 50,000 incidents of violence against healthcare staff have been reported in the last five years, revealing a concerning trend that demands urgent attention keep reading
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Making NHS buildings safer and more efficient
Every day, over 1.6 million patients rely on the safety and functionality of more than 10,000 NHS buildings across the UK. Ensuring these facilities meet keep reading
Health Tech
A guide to the Child Protection – Information Sharing service
The Child Protection – Information Sharing (CP-IS) service is helping health and social care staff to share information securely to better protect society’s most vulnerable keep reading
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Safety paramount as restrictions eased, says RCGP
The Royal College of GPs has commented ahead of current plans to ease COVID-19 restrictions on 19 July Professor Martin Marshall, chair of the Royal keep reading
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When patients turn perilous: how to (passively) tackle the rise in general practice violence
General practice is thought of as a place that heals wounds – but what happens when patients start inflicting them on healthcare staff? Worryingly, violence keep reading