National Health Service
LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 18: Protestors attend a demonstration against privatisation of the National Health Service on May 18, 2013 in London, England. Demonstrators from various groups including London residents, medical staff, trade unions are calling on the Government to alter their plans for hospital closures and to decrease provision of NHS services by private companies.
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GPs are fed up of being blamed. It was GPs who had to step in to rescue his botched introduction of the NHS 111 system. GPs are fed up being the whipping boy for all this.
I am relieved he has been locked up for 12 years but the horror of what happened to me and the other women is a life sentence and will remain with us forever ... I'm sad to admit it, but I have lost faith in the NHS.
The ultimate aim of the AHSN will be to help develop better technology and make better use of the skills of NHS staff, providing it with the tools necessary to tackle the changing needs of the population and ensuring that patients get the care they deserve.More quotes »
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BAINS JAILED: NHS promises to learn the lessons
practice are now as robust and safe as possible for their patients and we are keen to rebuild trust and confidence in the services provided.” Tinkers Lane Surgery, where Bains carried out his attacks, released the following statement: “The partners of Tinkers 29 m ago from This is Wiltshire Read more »
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Whitstable Times published Councillor praises NHS staff after illness
WHITSTABLE councillor Phil Cartwright has praised the NHS after he recovered from a potentially life-threatening illness. Cllr Cartwright was rushed to hospital with blood poisoning and spent four days in Harbledown Ward at Kent and Canterbury Hospital. Th 4:05 AM from Kent Online Read more »
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Life-saving plea made to Halton residents
Barbara Blanche, lead donor relations manager for NHS Blood and Transplant for the north west, said: “We are hoping to encourage people who have never given blood before to commit to give blood for the first time and to remind those who have not given for 3:37 AM from Runcorn and Widnes World Read more »
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Five minutes with ... Emma Stanton, chief executive of Beacon UK
Only 8% of people with schizophrenia work, yet many more could and would like to work. Despite being recommended by the National Institute of Health and Care Excellence, only one in 10 people who could benefit get access to cognitive behavioural therapy. These 3:30 AM from Guardian Unlimited Read more »
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South Wales Evening Post published We must get rid of Trusts
should revert back to central NHS ownership along with the abolition of the Trusts. The ambulance service should be organised on locality HQs, new health boards based on the old Family Practitioner committees, each board must contain elected representatives 3:11 AM from This is South Wales Read more »
