Based on recent trends in public feedback, our submission to the 10-Year Health Plan set out four priorities for patients, their families, and their carers. 1. Putting patients first The Government has set out three shifts to help reform the NHS over the next decade. These are: Moving more …
Read More »Hull Royal Infirmary ‘gets animated’ to support kids receiving treatment
Hull Royal Infirmary are using the power of animation to help support children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and their families. Working with animation company, Get Animated Medical, paediatric staff at the hospital and their colleagues in neurophysiology have created a video to explain what’s involved in an …
Read More »AI could lead to patient harm, researchers suggest – The Irish News
Artificial intelligence (AI) could lead to patient harm if the development of models is focused more on accurately predicting outcomes than treatment, researchers have suggested. Experts warned the technology could create “self-fulfilling prophecies” when trained on historic data that does not account for demographics or the under-treatment of certain medical …
Read More ȣ6.1m investment in Hull Royal Infirmary site that will make significant energy savings
More than £6m will be spent on solar power projects at Hull Royal Infirmary to make significant energy savings and reduce its carbon emissions. Great British Energy is the Government’s newly created public-owned renewable energy investment company. It has announced its first project, to put rooftop solar panels on 200 …
Read More »The Royal Stoke team that helped Valerie quit smoking after 50 years
A woman who smoked for 50 years before being diagnosed with lung cancer has finally been able to kick the habit thanks to a team from University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust (UHNM). Valerie Bailey, from Stone, was diagnosed with stage one lung cancer after being invited to participate …
Read More »NHS doctor who ‘glorified terrorist violence’ wins deportation challenge
The doctor worked at an NHS Trust in Liverpool An aerial view shows people visiting the Nova festival memorial site on October 04, 2024 in Re’im, Israel(Image: Getty Images) An Egyptian NHS doctor who “glorified terrorist violence” by mocking Israeli civilians fleeing Hamas attacks has won a legal challenge against …
Read More »Woman, 35, who spent 18 months living in hospital bed is arrested and evicted
Jessie, 35, who uses a wheelchair and needs help with all her personal care, was first admitted to Northampton General Hospital in April 2023 Hospital ward stock image (Image: Jeff Moore/PA Wire) A woman who was forced to live in a hospital bed for 18 months has been arrested and …
Read More »State pensioners being handed 11 freebies and discounts in February worth £9,258
State pensioners could be eligible for up to £9,258 in freebies from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) in February. The DWP will pay state pensioners £3,900 Pension Credit, if they’re eligible, as well as a £300 Winter Fuel Payment if born before 1944. Other perks include Housing Benefit …
Read More »DWP state pensioners over 66 can unlock £8,368 with ‘quick’ application
State Pensioners aged over 66 can claim up to £8,368 from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to assist with essential living costs. The DWP issued a fresh alert this week encouraging pensioners to apply for Pension Credit. This benefit, worth approximately £4,200 annually, can “unlock” additional support worth …
Read More »NHS workers speak out, demanding more staff and resources and end to UK Labour government privatisation
The National Health Service (NHS) in the UK is operating under enormous strain after years of austerity cuts since 2010. The Labour government’s plans for the NHS include no extra funding without productivity increases, demanded of an exhausted workforce. Further privatisation will hand over billions to private health companies. World …
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