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.
Friday, 20 December 2013
'Standards needed' for hospital food
'Standards needed' for hospital food The NHS in England should introduce legally-binding standards for hospital food, as the current voluntary system is not working, campaigners say. BBC News
Can aspirin fight anger?
Can aspirin fight anger?
"Keep calm and carry an aspirin to beat your temper," reports The Daily Telegraph's front page.
This risible headline comes from a study that did not look at aspirin or at people who have a "quick temper".
In fact, the study investigated whether people with a condition called "intermittent explosive disorder" (IED) had higher levels of two proteins that indicate inflammation.
"Keep calm and carry an aspirin to beat your temper," reports The Daily Telegraph's front page.
This risible headline comes from a study that did not look at aspirin or at people who have a "quick temper".
In fact, the study investigated whether people with a condition called "intermittent explosive disorder" (IED) had higher levels of two proteins that indicate inflammation.
Exclusive: Health minister urges GPs to work more efficiently to open seven days
Exclusive: Health minister urges GPs to work more efficiently to open seven days Health minister Lord Howe has urged GPs concerned about the lack of resources to provide seven-day services to work more efficiently. GP Online
NHS England insists practices do not close early on Christmas Eve
NHS England insists practices do not close early on Christmas Eve LMCs pledge to support practices that close early on Christmas and New Year’s Eve OnMedica
Why staff engagement is vital for healthcare innovation
Why staff engagement is vital for healthcare innovation
Frontline staff can design solutions to the big challenges for the NHS, but they need freedom, confidence and encouragement.
Hundreds of breast cancer patients kept in the dark by hospital trust about concerns over rogue surgeon who carried out 'cleavage-saving'...
Hundreds of breast cancer patients kept in the dark by hospital trust about concerns over rogue surgeon who carried out 'cleavage-saving'...
Hundreds of breast cancer patients were exposed to harm and “betrayed” by an NHS hospital trust which kept them in the dark about concerns over a rogue surgeon, a damning report has found. The Independent
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