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Barcodes are being used to trace NHS patients and their treatments, manage medical supplies and monitor the effectiveness of equipment.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Dedicated NHS staff across the country will treat the thousands of patients who can’t be at home this Christmas.
British organisations signed deals worth more than £250 million during the largest ever healthcare trade mission to China.
The Queen has approved new ministerial appointments for HM Treasury, DWP, Department of Health and the Department for Business.
The remit letter and objectives from Health Minister Philip Dunne to NHS Improvement for the financial year 2016 to 2017.
Plans to prevent hospital infections include more money for hospitals who reduce infection rates and publishing E. coli rates by local area.
The local authorities awarded a share of £25 million housing and technology fund for people with learning disabilities have been announced.
Sepsis awareness campaign will help parents and carers of young children recognise the symptoms of sepsis.
Jeremy Hunt on the Care Quality Commission's report into the way NHS trusts review and investigate the deaths of patients in England.
The role of a paramedic will be re-banded nationally, giving paramedics the opportunity to earn more as they progress.
Report on the health of people that are currently 50 to 70 years of age: a generation often called the ‘baby boomers’.
Richard Sangster, leader of the DH obesity policy team, looks to the future of food in the fight against childhood obesity.
UK-China collaboration has moved from strength to strength, with a wave of groundbreaking agreements at the 2016 UK-China High Level People-to-People Dialogue.
Amber Rudd leads joint action on FGM.
UK companies demonstrate their capabilities to provide healthcare capacity in remote, conflict-affected areas.
Health Secretary talks about motivation, morale, leadership and flexible working in the NHS.
Health Secretary wants more doctors and nurses to occupy positions at the most senior levels of NHS.
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt will announce new nursing degree apprenticeship, opening up a career in nursing to more people.
A board of experts will advise the government on how best to reduce the impact of antimicrobial resistance (AMR).
David Mowat, Community Health and Care Minister, writes about raising awareness of caring and support for carers on Carers' Rights Day.
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