'Appalling' NHS care highlighted: Campaigners highlight a series of "appalling" examples of poor care and the "tragic" consequences, in a report on the NHS. BBC News
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This blog covers the latest UK health care news, publications, policy announcements, events and information focused on the NHS, as well as the latest media stories and local news coverage of the NHS Trusts in Northamptonshire.
Thursday, 22 November 2012
No more claims for PIP patients
No more claims for PIP patients: Owners of Harley Medical Group financially restructures meaning patients can no longer claim compensation for faulty PIP breast implants. BBC News
Cold homes 'costing NHS £1.36bn'
Cold homes 'costing NHS £1.36bn': Illnesses related to living in a cold home cost the NHS £1.36bn every year, a report by Age UK suggests. BBC News
Securing equity and excellence in commissioning specialised services
Securing equity and excellence in commissioning specialised services:
This operating model sets out how a single, national system will ensure patients are offered consistent, high quality services across the country. Alongside the specialised intentions document, it signposts a clear move away from regional commissioning to a single national approach to both commissioning and contracting.
This operating model sets out how a single, national system will ensure patients are offered consistent, high quality services across the country. Alongside the specialised intentions document, it signposts a clear move away from regional commissioning to a single national approach to both commissioning and contracting.
Needs of dying overlooked by health reforms, claims charity
Needs of dying overlooked by health reforms, claims charity: New organisations that are meant to be the link between the NHS and local councils are failing to consider the needs of dying people, a charity is warning. The Daily Telegraph
Five million elderly only have TV for company: Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt
Five million elderly only have TV for company: Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt: Five million elderly people only have television for company as they see friends and family less than once a month, the Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has said, as he announced new measures for councils to tackle the problem. The Daily Telegraph
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