...we also offered the vaccine to babies born in May and June 2015 as part of a one-off catch-up programme. This was possible because the vaccinations could take place when...
...to others in their area and used this simple tactic to encourage behaviour change. This is all part of the government’s plans to slow the growth of antimicrobial resistance, which...
...hospitals will transform the way we deliver healthcare infrastructure for the NHS by: Using standardised design enabling quicker manufacturing and assembly and modern methods of construction to build better and...
...the new services as it is mobile friendly, however, patients can also use the NHS website to view information and make changes to appointments. For patients who do not have...
...including by giving patients the privacy of their own bedroom and eradicating shared dorms. An additional £150 million will be used to build new facilities to support mental health urgent...
...for global action to tackle antimicrobial resistance. For decades, humans and animals have relied on antibiotics and antimicrobials to fight infections. However, as a result of misuse and overuse, the...
...therefore contribute to reducing operating theatre downtime, leading to more efficient use of operating lists. Can they prescribe medication? PAs and AAs cannot currently prescribe medication as this is only...
...patient’s treatment more frequently, we will make sure that the care patients receive always meets their needs and is appropriate. We will end the inappropriate use of police cells to...
Life Sciences Minister George Freeman MP has been looking at how the use of Formula 1 technology and data is helping to drive forward a revolution in developing new healthcare...
...evidence from government, employers and unions. Different conclusions between PRBs reflect the specific circumstances of each workforce. Following last year's 5.5% award, we are accepting the recommendations of the NHSPRB...
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