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Plans to legalise use of new techniques to prevent mothers passing on serious mitochondrial diseases to their children are to progress.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
NHS Procurement Atlas of Variation shows differences in the amount hospitals pay for everyday items including catheters, gloves and needles.
The Government’s response to the review of the impact and implementation of the European Working Time Directive on the NHS.
The Secretary of State for Health talks about the latest milestones in his drive to create a more transparent culture across the NHS.
Warm weather to continue – but heavy rain forecast prompts flood alert.
The proposed changes are designed to help maintain tight financial discipline while promoting high-quality care for patients in tough economic conditions.
The latest round of National Clinical Excellence Awards opened on 16 June 2014 and will close at 5pm on Thursday 14 August 2014.
Letter to FT chief executives and board secretaries requesting information on whistleblowing in the NHS.
Patients in northern Lincolnshire and Goole have seen significant improvement in their local hospitals following action taken by the health sector regulator, Monitor.
NHS foundation trusts invested £2 billion last year in new hospital buildings and medical equipment to improve facilities for patients, according to a report from Monitor.
Patients using Lancashire Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust are being seen more quickly and are at lower risk of infection following action by Monitor.
Several areas around England may experience 'heatwave' conditions later this week, so PHE is urging people to think how it may impact them.
Special measures regime to be introduced for care homes, as a similar scheme for hospitals show improvements
The consultation seeks views on draft regulations that would prohibit smoking in private vehicles carrying children.
Letter to chair of Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs regarding scoping exercise to assess whether legislation is impeding legitimate scientific research.
PHE launches 2 new publications today focused on encouraging safer sexual behaviour in young adults.
The Department of Health has announced plans to help the NHS to recover more of the costs of migrant and visitor healthcare.
Funding approval announced for a new £353 million acute hospital in Smethwick.
The Responsibility Deal Alcohol Network has a new set of alcohol pledges which tackle alcohol misuse and promote responsible drinking.
The proposed merger of Southport and Ormskirk Hospital and St Helens and Knowsley Teaching Hospitals is not likely to have a negative impact on patients.
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