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Sepsis – More needs to be done to tackle this killer disease
Sepsis is a killer and the number being diagnosed with the condition is on the rise. Following the sad death…
Locum’s Nest Raises £3m to Revolutionise Hospital Locum Recruitment
Ex-NHS doctors fully funded to take on recruitment agencies and save the NHS £500m Locum’s Nest, the app that connects…
Is greater choice needed to speed up adoption of new technology for patients?
Martin Frost, CEO of CMR Surgical A much-needed per cent funding increase for the NHS is a step in the…
Community backs Kettering Trust’s new dementia garden
Kettering General Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is making headway with its innovative new dementia garden, after raising £40,000 through the…
NHS Digital announce first ever CISO
Photo of Robert Coles, Credit: NHS Digital Robert Coles, the former head of security group GlaxoSmithKline, has been announced…
John Whelan
We are sorry to have to announce the recent death of John Whelan, the Founding Editor of Hospital Times. This…
Stevens sets out top five priorities for the NHS over the next decade
Following the Government’s announcement to increase NHS funding over the next 5 years and its request that the NHS develops…
Golden Jubilee National Hospital’s first heart transplant patient marks her 10th Anniversary of the Gift of Life
Pictured cutting the cake is Georgina Burt, from Falkirk, who helped staff celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Heart and…
Two-fifths of private hospitals ‘require improvement’ on safety
Just over 40 per cent of England’s private sector acute hospitals need to improve their processes for ensuring that the…
“Brilliant system” helps ensure flushing and compliance
Simon Noon, left, principal engineer, statutory standards manager, and responsible person for Legionella, and John Foxall, water quality technician, at…