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- Superbug risk from hospital sinksThe Department of Health has issued an alert warning that hospital wash basins have been identified as a source of infection from gram negative bacteria. […]
- Government urged to scrap pensions 'fair deal'Charity leaders have urged the government to scrap pension rules for outsourced workers they say will bar people from getting the best deal from public services. […]
- NHS Derbyshire appoints directorNHS Derbyshire County has appointed a new director of commissioning and informatics. […]
- Alcohol consumption plummetsAlcohol consumption in the UK has seen its biggest decline in 60 years, according to new industry figures. […]
- Minimum alcohol price 'will save £700m'A minimum price for alcohol of 45p a unit would save Scotland more than £700m in 10 years, health secretary Nicola Sturgeon has said. […]
- NHS managers to be offered pay-offs in return for jobsManagers will have until the end of October to decide whether to sacrifice their job in return for a lump sum pay-off, HSJ has learned. […]
- Patients ‘should be able to complain by email’Patients should be able to make complaints to the health service ombudsman about NHS services via email or telephone, the Law Commission has proposed. […]
- Budget risk to future MRSA successThe downward trend in the number of deaths involving MRSA and C difficile revealed by official figures could be reversed as a result of budget cuts, an infection control specialist warned last week. […]
- Incentives required to bring about NHS collaborationThe government must introduce incentives and financial mechanisms to support integration in the NHS, according to a think tank report. […]
- Trusts not meeting equality requirementsMore than 90 per cent of NHS organisations could be failing to meet their legal requirements to publish equality documents, a consultancy firm has warned. […]
- NHS Derbyshire appoints directorNHS Derbyshire County has appointed a new director of commissioning and informatics. […]
- NHS managers to be offered pay-offs in return for jobsManagers will have until the end of October to decide whether to sacrifice their job in return for a lump sum pay-off, HSJ has learned. […]
- Incentives required to bring about NHS collaborationThe government must introduce incentives and financial mechanisms to support integration in the NHS, according to a think tank report. […]
- PCT flouts NICE by suspending IVF treatmentA primary care trust in Cheshire has stopped funding in vitro fertilisation services in a cost cutting move that challenges national guidance. […]
- Social enterprise bid rethink by North East PCTsA ballot on whether to turn three primary care trust provider arms in the North East into a social enterprise has been suspended. […]
- Government facing NHS Direct backlashThe government is facing a backlash over plans to scrap medical helpline NHS Direct. […]
- Burnham calls on Lib Dems to vote down reformShadow health secretary Andy Burnham has written to all Liberal Democrat MPs urging them to vote against the coalition government’s plans for reform of the NHS. […]
- Lansley attacks 'damage morale and independence'Ministers have been accused of undermining NHS managers’ independence and morale with public attacks on their work. […]
- GPs pose £2bn threat to commissioning budgetGP commissioners blew their budgets by a net 2.5 per cent last financial year, exclusive analysis by HSJ reveals. […]
- BMA warned position on GP consortia may be illegalGP consortia would be “unwise” and potentially acting illegally if they picked NHS organisations as providers of choice, the NHS Confederation has warned. […]
- Infant deaths prompt deep clean at UCHA leading hospital has said it had stepped up cleaning and taken other measures after four premature babies were found to be infected with a an infection resistant to common antibiotics. […]
- NHS faces 'overwhelming obesity burden'Health experts have warned of obesity’s “overwhelming” burden on the NHS as figures showed a 785% rise in weight-loss surgery. […]
- Doctors call for standardised NHS prescription systemThe prescription system in Scotland should be standardised to reduce errors and improve patient safety, and should then be rolled out across the NHS, a doctors’ group has said. […]
- £50m interim cancer drugs fund announcedMinisters have announced a £50m interim cancer drugs pot before the creation of the fully-fledged fund promised before the election. […]
- NHS losing millions in pharma cost-sharing schemesBureaucracy may be blocking millions of pounds for which the NHS can be reimbursed, according to a survey of 31 health trusts in England. […]
- Pharma boss takes over foundation trustA former pharmaceuticals boss has been put in charge of Colchester Hospital University Foundation Trust. […]
- PCTs warned of pharma funded education risksPrimary care trusts have been warned not to rely on pharmaceutical companies to provide education for practice nurses. […]
- Swine flu response cost £1.2bnThe swine flu pandemic cost Britain more than £1.2bn despite being much less severe than feared, a government-commissioned review has found. […]
- BMA votes against homeopathy fundingThe British Medical Association (BMA) has called for homeopathic remedies to be banned on the NHS and removed from pharmacies where they are for sale as medicines. […]
- MP accuses NICE of encroaching on policy debatesThe public health watchdog is in danger of becoming a “nanny state monster” as it increasingly makes pronouncements that encroach on other areas of public policy, an MP has claimed. […]
- 999 technical glitch revealedA technical problem severely disrupted 999 calls to the Scottish Ambulance Service for several hours, it has emerged. […]
- ‘No strong evidence’ of too many NHS sites, claims DHThe DH digital communications review appears to reject the belief that there are too many NHS websites - a conclusion reached by the research commissioned to support the review. […]
- NHS brand undermined by online confusionThe NHS spends close to £100m a year on thousands of websites that are often hard to find, badly designed and not wanted by the public, according to government reports leaked to HSJ. […]
- Integration of NHS Direct and NHS Choices raised by web reviewThe DH’s digital communications review describes the future of NHS Direct and NHS Choices as “unfinished business” - but stops short of recommending the two services should be merged. […]
- Social media in the NHS debated on TwitterNHS Salford has devised an innovative knowledge sharing chat via Twitter to discuss the use of social media within the NHS. […]
- NHS technology uptake ‘slow’NHS managers are still slow to adopt new technology that can save money. […]
- NHS to continue funding homoeopathyThere are no plans to stop funding homeopathy on the NHS despite a critical report from MPs earlier this year, the government has said. […]
- NHS IT programme faces further cost cuttingThe government is expected to confirm a further scaling back of the NHS IT programme as part of central cost cutting measures announced in the emergency budget. […]
- Information revolution 'could confuse public'The government is being warned its proposed “information revolution” could cause public confusion rather than empowerment if not properly managed. […]
- Health workers suspended over website useHealth service advice workers have been disciplined for accessing inappropriate websites, it has been revealed. […]
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- Belmont Hotel: Belmont Hotel High WycombeBelmont Hotel 9 & 11 Priory Avenue, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire,HP13 6SQ Telephone 01494 527046 Rooms from £30 per night incs of breakfast […]
- Berkshire: Clifton Lodge Hotel210 West Wycombe Road High Wycombe Bucks HP12 3AR 01494 440095 http://www.cliftonlodgehotel.com […]
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sunny intervals. 19°C (66°F)Temperature: 19°C (66°F), Wind Direction: SE, Wind Speed: 11mph, Relative Humidity: 51%, Pressure: 1017mb, falling, Visibility: Very good […]
- Sunday: light rain shower, Max Temp: 18°C (64°F), Min Temp: 15°C (59°F)Max Temp: 18°C (64°F), Min Temp: 15°C (59°F), Wind Direction: ESE, Wind Speed: 12mph, Visibility: moderate, Pressure: 1019mb, Humidity: 79%, UV risk: low, Pollution: moderate, Sunrise: 06:23BST, Sunset: 19:41BST […]
- Monday: heavy rain, Max Temp: 21°C (70°F), Min Temp: 14°C (57°F)Max Temp: 21°C (70°F), Min Temp: 14°C (57°F), Wind Direction: SE, Wind Speed: 16mph, Visibility: poor, Pressure: 1006mb, Humidity: 51%, UV risk: low, Pollution: low, Sunrise: 06:25BST, Sunset: 19:38BST […]
- Tuesday: heavy rain shower, Max Temp: 19°C (66°F), Min Temp: 9°C (48°F)Max Temp: 19°C (66°F), Min Temp: 9°C (48°F), Wind Direction: SW, Wind Speed: 8mph, Visibility: poor, Pressure: 999mb, Humidity: 68%, UV risk: low, Pollution: low, Sunrise: 06:26BST, Sunset: 19:36BST […]
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- Superbug risk from hospital sinksThe Department of Health has issued an alert warning that hospital wash basins have been identified as a source of infection from gram negative bacteria. […]
- Minimum alcohol price 'will save £700m'A minimum price for alcohol of 45p a unit would save Scotland more than £700m in 10 years, health secretary Nicola Sturgeon has said. […]
- Budget risk to future MRSA successThe downward trend in the number of deaths involving MRSA and C difficile revealed by official figures could be reversed as a result of budget cuts, an infection control specialist warned last week. […]
- Hospital trusts gain under new payment by results tariffHospital trusts could save “real money” as a knock-on effect of meeting new tariff standards for hip fracture surgery, according to a leading clinician. […]
- Foundation trust chief calls for state supportFoundation trusts will still need state backing for private loans, according to a chief executive who lost £464m in government funding for a hospital scheme. […]
- DH puts Monitor chief job on iceThe government’s civil service recruitment freeze is delaying Monitor from recruiting a new chief executive, despite urgent calls for “strong leadership” at the regulator, which is set to be given sweeping new powers. […]
- Incentives required to bring about NHS collaborationThe government must introduce incentives and financial mechanisms to support integration in the NHS, according to a think tank report. […]
- Nicola Sturgeon hails 'best ever' waiting timesHealth secretary Nicola Sturgeon has hailed the “best ever” waiting time figures achieved by the NHS in Scotland. […]
- Alcohol-related hospital admissions soarNearly a million people were admitted to hospital due to alcohol-related harm in England in 2008/09, researchers have found. […]
- Ex Cornwall chief exec wins £1.2m compensationThe former chief executive of Royal Cornwall Hospitals Trust has been awarded £1.2m in compensation for unfair dismissal over whistleblowing. […]
- Front Page: Annacone quits LTA position earlyAmerican Paul Annacone quits as LTA head of men's tennis after Roger Federer hires him as coach. […]
- Tennis: Annacone quits LTA position earlyAmerican Paul Annacone quits as LTA head of men's tennis after Roger Federer hires him as coach. […]
- Football: Forest beat Lionesses to go topNottingham Forest are the season's first clear leaders of the Women's Premier League following a 2-1 win against Millwall Lionesses. […]
- Equestrian: Powell claims victory at BurghleyCaroline Powell produces a clear round in the showjumping to claim the Burghley Horse Trials title. […]
- Rugby Union: Leeds 16-32 BathSam Vesty scores 17 points as Bath opened their Premiership campaign with a bonus-point victory at Leeds. […]
- Front Page: Leeds 16-32 BathSam Vesty scores 17 points as Bath opened their Premiership campaign with a bonus-point victory at Leeds. […]
- Front Page: Salford 16-12 WakefieldSteve Tyrer scores eight points as Salford run in three second-half tries to hand Wakefield a sixth straight defeat. […]
- Rugby League: Reds extend Wildcats' losing runSteve Tyrer scores eight points as Salford run in three second-half tries to hand Wakefield a sixth straight defeat. […]
- Front Page: Northampton 27-19 LeicesterProp Soana Tonga'uiha scores twice as Northampton begin their Premiership campaign with victory over reigning champions Leicester. […]
- Rugby Union: Saints beat champions LeicesterProp Soana Tonga'uiha scores twice as Northampton begin their Premiership campaign with a 27-19 victory over reigning champions Leicester. […]
- Butterflies soar again: Public count shows decline is reversedButterflies soar again: Public count shows decline is reversed - The Small Tortoiseshell came under attack from a parasitic fly which caused numbers to drop by more than 80 per cent. [Tech] […]
- Hamilton wins Belgian Grand PrixHamilton wins Belgian Grand Prix - Lewis Hamilton storms to victory in the Belgian Grand Prix after an incident-packed race at Spa-Francorchamps. [Sports] […]
- Electric cars 'may be costlier'Electric cars 'may be costlier' - Motorists considering buying an electric car are being warned that they can be more expensive to run than conventional petrol vehicles. [Business News] […]
- The world at your fingertips: 3DTV where you can touch the floating imagesThe world at your fingertips: 3DTV where you can touch the floating images - Japanese researchers have developed the world's first 3D TV system where you can touch and feel the images that pop out from the screen. [Tech] […]
- How Bush and Blair plotted in secret to stop BrownHow Bush and Blair plotted in secret to stop Brown - Tony Blair attempted to prolong his time as PM after being warned that Bush administration had "grave doubts". [News-Politics] […]
- Arrest over cricket 'bets scam'Arrest over cricket 'bets scam' - Police question a man over an alleged cricket betting scam during the Pakistan-England Test in London. [London News] […]
- Government scrapping NHS DirectGovernment scrapping NHS Direct - The coalition government confirms plans to scrap the NHS Direct helpline in England and replace it with an alternative service. [Politics] […]
- Invading gardens, the toxic caterpillar that can leave you gaspingInvading gardens, the toxic caterpillar that can leave you gasping - Britain is losing the battle against an invasion of potentially deadly caterpillars, plant experts warn. [Tech] […]
- Cuts 'threaten thousands on Tube'Cuts 'threaten thousands on Tube' - Government budget cuts could mean thousands of London Underground staff will lose their jobs, a transport union warns. [London News] […]
- Gordon Brown 'third worst PM since 1945', poll of historians findsGordon Brown 'third worst PM since 1945', poll of historians finds - Gordon Brown has been voted the third worst British Prime Minister since the Second World War. [News-Politics] […]
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