NHS, winter pressures and critical incident
'Corridors were lined with patients on trolleys': Your stories of NHS pressures as flu cases rise
The noise, huddles of doctors and nurses, anxious looks on faces, trolleys being navigated awkwardly around patients on chairs, and above all the dedication of staff on the A&E frontline in conditions which would seem intolerable for more than a few days but are now almost routine.
Recruitment freezes in NHS scanning and cancer departments are risking patient care, the Royal College of Radiologists (RCR) ...
A critical incident declared for health and care services has been stood down, the NHS has confirmed. The incident was ...
Last month was the NHS' busiest December on record with more than 2 million visiting A&E. As doctors now battle rising winter ...
England’s top doctor said that frontline staff were really feeling the strain and that some of their days at work this winter ...
The public would rather have a working NHS than a free health service, according to a new poll. The report by Policy Exchange ...
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Dr Hamish McLure warned the cold weather and four lethal viruses were causing real worry in the NHS in our area.
NHS patients will be offered up to a million extra appointments in private hospitals as part of efforts to clear backlogs.
The analysis produced by the University of Edinburgh has revealed the full scale of what it would take to clear the Covid-19 ...
An NHS doctor has taken to social media to share the one thing to take after a C-section to help with constipation – and it's ...
A grant worth hundreds of thousands of pounds has been awarded to help renovate a 15th Century building in Surrey which is ...
People have been reduced to "pulling out their own teeth" and children and poorer families have been left without access to ...
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