NHS

This Woman Who Was Referred To A&E Over Suicidal Thoughts Left With Nothing But A Printout

Journalist Emily Reynolds received a note which read: "Are you feeling the strain?"
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Communication Technology In The NHS

Certain aspects of NHS communication have been slow to change
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Max's Donor Law Could Save 700 More Lives Every Year

You'll now have to opt out.
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Feuding Surgeons Contributed To Higher Death Rate At Major London Hospital, Report Says

The hospital's heart unit was consumed by 'dark force'.
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Counter-Terror Police Investigate Suspect Packages Sent To Dozens Of Hospitals And Labs

Staff have been told to put the parcels in 'secure, leak-proof containers'.
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Sepsis Deaths In Hospital 'Have Risen By A Third' - Do You Know The Signs?

But the reason for the rise isn't so cut and dry.
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MPs Back Plans To Help NHS Staff Whistleblow On 'Avoidable Deaths'

New laws would allow them to report incidents confidentially to a specialist body.
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Children As Young As 12 Will Be Admitted To The NHS' First Gaming Addiction Centre

'They are different to gamblers or alcoholics. It’s a younger generation.'
By Ryan Wilkinson, Press Association

UK’s Chief Dentist Describes Homeless Patients As ‘No Hopers’ In Message To MP

Mick Armstrong faces calls for an investigation over email sent by mistake.
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The NHS Might Be At Breaking Point, But Is There Still Room For Optimism?

What is it about the NHS that drives people to continue to devote the best part of their lives to it?
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