St Helens GALLERY: Star readers share pictures of their beautiful big babiessthelensstar.co.uk - Kelsey Maxwell ON Tuesday, the Star reported that of the 3,985 babies born at Whiston Hospital in 2018, 440 of those weighed more than 8lb 13oz, according to NHS …
Derbyshire Liveadded this to DerbyHealth (UK) Derby mum angry after son was 'given vaccine without her consent'derbytelegraph.co.uk - Christopher Harper Legislation in the UK allows children to self-consent from the age of 13 An Alvaston mum has been left furious after son was "given a jab without her …
The TelegraphHealth (UK) More than one in ten primary school boys is labelled with mental disorderThe Telegraph - ByMore than one in ten boys at primary school are being labelled as suffering from a mental disorder, amid growing concerns about their classroom behaviour, research suggests. The NHS report, which examines
News (Scotland) Academic calls for fresh strategy over chemical hazards in workplacesthenational.scot - Greg Russell TENS of thousands of chemicals – many of which can be hazardous – are being used in workplaces across Scotland, and the Scottish Government should …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoHealth (UK) Extra GP appointments across Shropshireshropshirestar.com - Lisa O'Brien As part of its Long Term Plan for the health service, the NHS is making access to primary care including local surgeries and their wider teams more …
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesHealth (UK) NHS England to expand jobs scheme for mental health patientsThe Guardian - Press AssociationThousands more people who want to return to work to have access to IPS support service Thousands more people in England with mental health problems are to receive support finding a job, it has been announced.
A Current Affairadded this to Current Affairs and Trending EventsWorld News British 'hero' hacker Marcus Hutchins pleads guilty to US malware chargesEuronews - Alice TideyA British man once hailed a hero for stopping a major global ransomware attack announced on Friday that he has pleaded guilty to US criminal charges for writing malware. Marcus Hutchins, 24, made the on
Inverness Footballing friends are rememberedinverness-courier.co.uk - www.inverness-courier.co.uk FORMER NHS colleagues who played football together have remembered two former workmates who died 14 years apart in tragic road accidents. Steven …
Derbyshire Liveadded this to DerbyIntensive Care Nursing sister raises £21,000 for specialist gardenderbytelegraph.co.uk - Jane McFarlane Helen wanted to create garden for ICU patients A dedicated staff member has raised in excess of £21,000 to help fund a specialist garden for patients …
Liverpool EchoFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoHealth (UK) Assaults on hospital staff are rising to record levelsliverpoolecho.co.uk - Jasmine Cameron-Chileshe, Claire Miller According to data released under freedom of information laws, the number of attacks has increased by 46% in the past nine years Hospital staff in …
The Scotsmanadded this to Top StoriesWhistleblowers NHS must listen to whistleblowers – leader commentscotsman.com - Scotsman Leader Comment A spike in the number of calls to a whistleblower hotline may actually be sign of progress. At first glance, the news that the number of NHS staff …
Clintadded this to Badass NewsNews (Wales) Assaults on NHS hospital staff hit record levels in Waleswalesonline.co.uk - Claire Miller, Mark Smith New figures show attacks take place on average 10 times every day Assaults on hospital staff have reached record levels in Wales – with attacks taking …
Daily Mail added this to Top StoriesNHS trustTreated as if his life was worthless: Family's fury after 61-year-old with Down's syndrome 'starved' for 19 days on an NHSdailymail.co.uk - Helen Weathers The family of Giuseppe 'Joe' Ulleri thought he was in safe hands when he was admitted to Manchester Royal Infirmary with fractures after a …
The Daily Recordadded this to NewsWest Lothian Funding concerns for patients in West Lothiandailyrecord.co.uk - Christopher Bradley The finance director has said that NHS Lothian's funding is 'out of line' with other health boards. There are concerns that patients in West Lothian …
Daily Mirroradded this to Daily MirrorAccrington Time running out for boy, 3, who needs wonder drug or will lose ability to walkmirror.co.uk - Dave Burke Aadi Wilson, from Leicestershire suffers from rare condition SMA Type 2, and a 'wonder drug' is not available because of its high cost Every morning …
Health (UK) Officer pays tribute to colleagues who 'sped through burning blockade' to get tragic Lyra McKee to hospitalbelfasttelegraph.co.uk - www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk A PSNI officer in Londonderry has paid tribute to their colleagues who tried to save Lyra McKee's life on Thursday night. Despite their attempts Ms …
The Daily Recordadded this to NewsTayside "I believe NHS Tayside made the right decision for me" says Perth breast cancer survivordailyrecord.co.uk - Rachel Clark Breast cancer patient defends NHS Tayside amidst fierce criticism A Perth breast cancer survivor has defended the care she received, in the wake of a …
Swindon Winter 2019 is busiest on record for Great Western Hospital A&E departmentswindonadvertiser.co.uk - Swindon Advertiser Staff A&E experienced its busiest winter on record at Great Western Hospital, figures show. Between January and March, almost 20,600 visited the emergency …
Tayside ‘Crisis after crisis’… calls for NHS Tayside to restore public confidence as sex probe launchedeveningtelegraph.co.uk - by Jon Brady The senior NHS boss at the centre of inappropriate conduct claims has remained silent after allegations he had sex in his office surfaced on …
Health (UK) NHS chief Professor Peter Stonebridge denies board is out of step on restraint of mental health patientsheraldscotland.com - Stephen Naysmith A report commissioned by the board of NHS Tayside in response has not been published but was leaked to the BBC which said it revealed that untrained …
The Scotsmanadded this to Top StoriesScotland Spike in calls to Scotland’s NHS whistleblowing hotlinescotsman.com - Chris Green The number of Scottish NHS staff contacting a whistleblowing hotline to raise concerns over issues such as patient safety has more than doubled in …
The Daily Recordadded this to NewsNews (Scotland) Region accused of failing deaf people over interpreter issuesdailyrecord.co.uk - Stuart McFarlane The criticism follows unsuccessful efforts to find a permanent full-time replacement to the region's only British Sign Language interpreter, who …
Daily Mirroradded this to Daily MirrorHealth (UK) NHS workers are attacked 63 times very day, shocking new figures showmirror.co.uk - Martin Bagot, Claire Miller EXCLUSIVE: A record high of 23,009 attacks were reported at hospital trusts across England in 2017/18 which is up from 13,417 in 2010/11 The number of …
Bistros Police oppose early-morning champagne breakfasts at Bistroeastlothiancourier.com - Marie Sharp A BID to allow all customers at a “well-run” seaside bistro the chance to enjoy an early glass of champagne or a Bloody Mary with their breakfast is …
Tayside £4k engagement ring and £1k cash stolen from sick patients in Taysideeveningtelegraph.co.uk - by Reporter An engagement ring worth more than £4,000 and £1,000 in cash are just some of the items suspected to have been stolen from sick patients in Tayside …
Daily Mail added this to Top StoriesHealth (UK) NHS urges DIY-lovers to take care this Easter amid rise in accidents caused by power tools, falls from ladders and lawnmowersdailymail.co.uk - Vanessa Chalmers Health Reporter You may be thinking of putting together some furniture in your time off this Easter. But the NHS is warning you to be careful if you are, amid a rise …
News (Wales) Defibrillators fitted in Roads Policing vehiclesleaderlive.co.uk - Joe Robinson LIFE-SAVING defibrillators have been fitted in Roads Policing Unit vehicles and GoSafe vans across North Wales. Automated External Defibrillators …
Dundee Dundee jobs market still reeling as McGill staff continue to look for workeveningtelegraph.co.uk - by Jon Brady Dundee jobs market is still reeling from the collapse of construction firm McGill earlier this year, according to the latest employment …
Daily Mail added this to Top StoriesHealth (UK)Mother with varicose veins so painful she struggled to walk upstairs was refused NHS treatment TWELVE times despite breakingdailymail.co.uk - Carol Driver A woman with varicose veins so painful she broke down and cried to her GP for treatment was told only to come back when they had caused open …
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesHealth (UK) Upfront fees 'deterring immigrants from seeking NHS care'The Guardian - Chaminda JayanettiBMA says even patients with cancer are failing to get necessary treatment Upfront charging for NHS care is deterring immigrant patients from seeking treatment, including for serious illnesses such as fresh
