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  • Soaring energy bills could plunge Britain into a ‘humanitarian crisis,’ NHS leaders warn

    August 19, 2022

    NHS leaders have warned that soaring energy bills could plunge the UK into a “humanitarian crisis” by driving a surge in hospital admissions. The heads of NHS trusts in England, Wales and Northern Ireland called on the government limit price hikes and offer greater financial support to prevent a “public health emergency”. The NHS chiefs [...]

  • Charity boss CV fraudster must pay back 15 per cent of salary, Supreme Court says

    August 18, 2022

    A charity chief executive should be forced to repay almost £100,000 of his more than £640,000 annual salary following the discovery he lied on his CV to get the job, the Supreme Court has said. The verdict saw the Supreme Court take a “middle way” approach in ruling that former St Margaret’s Hospice chief executive [...]

  • Sunak’s pledge to fine NHS no-shows slammed by British Medical Association

    July 31, 2022

    The British Medical Association (BMA) has today hit back at Rishi Sunak’s pledge to issue £10 fines to patients for missed GP appointments. The trade association said charging patients was not the answer to tackling the NHS backlog, and that it is “terribly disappointing that the candidates standing to be the next prime minister seem [...]

  • UK’s private healthcare market booms as NHS case backlog hits record levels

    July 22, 2022

    A surge in people choosing to pay for surgeries out of their own pockets has seen overall activity in the UK’s private healthcare sector bounce back to pre-pandemic levels. More than 250,000 British people opted to pay for private healthcare themselves in 2021, instead of using the NHS, in a shift that has offset a [...]

  • CMA slaps Pfizer with record £63m fine for ‘illegally exploiting dominant position to overcharge NHS’

    July 21, 2022

    Drugmakers Pfizer, as well as Flynn, received a fine of close to £70m after they overcharged the NHS for a life-saving epilepsy drug, the UK competition watchdog has announced. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said the two pharmaceutical giants “abused their dominant positions” in the market to charge unfairly high prices over a four-year [...]

  • Disinfectant product maker rides post-pandemic crest as it looks to break America

    July 18, 2022

    Infection prevention product manufacturer Tristel rode the crest of the post-pandemic wave and weathered Brexit disruption, as it sets its sight on the American market. The company benefited from society recovering from coronavirus, with a spike in the use of disinfectant products, particularly in hospitals, as procedures return after lockdowns. It said there were almost [...]

  • NHS takes it to the sky with new fleet of drones to drop chemotherapy drugs across UK in first of its kind

    July 5, 2022

    The NHS said this morning it plans to use drones to deliver chemotherapy drugs in a bid to speed up the delivery of vital medicines across the UK. It is hoped that using drone technology will one day enable doctors to make “same-day delivery” orders for drugs and medical equipment from anywhere in the country. [...]

  • Capita posts ‘strong’ first half results as BBC TV licensing contract boosts outsourcer’s revenues

    June 29, 2022

    Capita today posted “strong” results for the first half of 2022, after a series of “significant” government contracts boosted its H1 revenues. The outsourcing company said trading in the first half of 2022 sat in line with expectations, as it said its revenues were bolstered by the renewal of a £456m contract to run the [...]

  • Britain faces ‘mass exodus’ of GPs as nearly half of all trainee doctors plan to quit

    June 22, 2022

    Patients could be put at risk due to a “mass exodus” of family doctors, leading medics have warned. The Royal College of GPs (RCGP) has estimated that almost 19,000 GPs are planning to leave the profession over the next five years. Of the 1,262 GP and trainee respondents, 42 per cent say they are likely [...]

  • Covid hospitalisations in England up 24 per cent from last week

    June 21, 2022

    Coronavirus hospitalisations in England have surged by almost 25 per cent in the last week, as cases spread like wildfire once more across the globe. New figures released by the NHS this week highlight 5,726 beds occupied by Covid patients as of 20 June, up from 4,602 on the previous Monday. The spike in cases [...]

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