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.
Tuesday, 8 April 2014
When it comes to person-centred care, do we need measurement or feedback? Part 2
When it comes to person-centred care, do we need measurement or feedback? Part 2 In thinking about a measurement framework for person-centred care, we need to be acutely aware that our efforts do not lead us down a path where what we measure becomes dangerously detached from the organisational qualities and behaviours that we need to make person-centred care a reality all day, every day, says Darshan Patel. The Health Foundation
Royal Liverpool creates A&E app
Royal Liverpool creates A&E app Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust has developed a mobile app to give staff access to emergency procedure guidelines. E-Health Insider
Milk may slow progression of knee osteoarthritis
Milk may slow progression of knee osteoarthritis "Milk could be the key to beating crippling arthritis," reports the Daily Express, while the Daily Mail adds that, "A glass of milk a day keeps arthritis at bay".
Both headlines are potentially misleading. The study the papers were reporting on was about slowing the progression of osteoarthritis in the knee joints, rather than preventing it occurring in the first place.
Both headlines are potentially misleading. The study the papers were reporting on was about slowing the progression of osteoarthritis in the knee joints, rather than preventing it occurring in the first place.
Nurse morale ‘at all-time low’
Nurse morale ‘at all-time low’ RCN warns MPs that pay restraint could provoke exodus of nurses. OnMedica
Medical assessments chaos
Medical assessments chaos Civil servants drafted in to help clear backlog of assessments under new system. OnMedica
Bill needs push to sweep away 'inflexible' healthcare regulation framework
Bill needs push to sweep away 'inflexible' healthcare regulation framework The draft law commission bill's publication goes some way towards the regulatory transformation that we need but it is not there yet
The publication this month of the draft law commission bill, regulation of health and social care professionals, was a key milestone for patients, the public, and the healthcare regulators whose frameworks it will revolutionise.
The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), of which I am the chief executive and registrar, is hampered by a framework that has not adjusted to the modern age.Continue reading... The Guardian
The publication this month of the draft law commission bill, regulation of health and social care professionals, was a key milestone for patients, the public, and the healthcare regulators whose frameworks it will revolutionise.
The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), of which I am the chief executive and registrar, is hampered by a framework that has not adjusted to the modern age.Continue reading... The Guardian
Tanni Grey-Thompson: UK does less exercise than at any time in all human history
Tanni Grey-Thompson: UK does less exercise than at any time in all human history
The UK is less physically active than at any time “in all human history”, a new parliamentary report claimed, and the Government could save lives and cut billions of pounds from the NHS budget simply by encouraging exercise. The Independent
The UK is less physically active than at any time “in all human history”, a new parliamentary report claimed, and the Government could save lives and cut billions of pounds from the NHS budget simply by encouraging exercise. The Independent
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