Ambulances too slow to 999 calls
Ambulance services are struggling to reach seriously ill and injured patients quickly enough after rising…
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Predatory bacteria can wipe out superbugs, says study
Predatory bacteria – that eat others of their kind – could be a new weapon…
Andrew Lansley warns of ‘difficult’ NHS years
A former health secretary says an “incredibly difficult” two years await the NHS and social…
Nursing burnout and how to prevent it
Recent findings suggesting a link between long shifts, overtime and burnout should prompt healthcare providers…
NHS cancer testing service ‘at breaking point’
Tests for cancer diagnosis are under threat as labs struggle to cope with rising demand,…
Hopes for new Alzheimer’s drug dashed
A major trial of a drug to treat mild dementia due to Alzheimer’s disease has…
Cookin’ up a storm
Research into achieving dignity in care for older people in the UK has consistently found…
Has health and safety gone mad?
The term “health and safety gone mad” is used by some to describe “over the…
W&P Training
W & P Training is celebrating 15 years of trading. Based in Weymouth W&P offers…
Fusion: Care Planning-Functions and Features
The world of health care is constantly evolving as new technology becomes available enabling providers…
Dementia rates show signs of falling
There is growing evidence that the dementia crisis may not be as bad as first…
Proof of ID may be needed for NHS care, says health chief
Patients may have to show two forms of identification to get some NHS care, the…
NHS cuts: Why they terrify people in power
NHS England’s handling of the hospital cuts programme seems a fairly ham-fisted way of going about a…
Five-a-day fruit and vegetable advice ‘unrealistic’, says new GPs’ head
When it comes to fruit and vegetables, two-a-day, rather than five, might be more realistic…
The benefits of education and training in the Care Home
A training plan is the cornerstone and first objective to minimize any productivity losses when…