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The Department of Health are looking to appoint 6 specialist members to the Committee on the Medical Effects of Air Pollutants (COMEAP).
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Better fundamental training and certificate for healthcare assistants and support workers to raise status and quality of caring profession.
On the 65th birthday of the NHS, Mary Agnew reflects on the importance of getting the fundamentals of care right.
Health service to move from treating patients as numbers, to providing personal and integrated care
With a named clinician for elderly patients and world leading progress in genomic medicine, the NHS at 65 is going from strength to strength
The government’s major drive to introduce high-tech DNA mapping for patients will start with cancer, rare diseases and infectious diseases.
The health secretary has announced he is seeking views on a set of proposals to radically improve care for vulnerable older people.
Directors in charge of care homes and hospitals that allow neglect and abuse to take place could be held personally and criminally accountable for failures in care, under proposals unveiled by Care and Support Minister Norma…
The Department of Health has today announced the appointment of Dr Ian Hudson as Chief Executive of the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA).
The next step in cross-government plans to make it more difficult for illegal migrants to live in the UK unlawfully, and to ensure legal migrants make a fair contribution to our key public services, has been launched today.
From today (1 July) around 675,000 babies a year in England will be offered a new vaccination to protect them against rotavirus.
Norman Lamb announces new national eligibility criteria that will let councils keep current levels of access to care and support services.
Public consultation expected on draft regulations for IVF-based techniques to prevent mitochondrial disease later this year.
Mary Agnew opens up debate, offers insight and personal reflections as she takes forward the findings of the Francis report into Mid Staffs.
Mental health nurses will patrol with police officers in four new pilot sites to improve responses to mental health emergencies, Care and Support Minister Norman Lamb announced today at the Black Mental Health UK Conference.
Jeremy Hunt and Norman Lamb commented on today's Spending Review.
Dealing with the health care challenges of the 21st century means new ways of working for all health care professionals to help people live in the best health possible for as long as possible.
A new Public Health Responsibility Deal pledge for all organisations wanting to help staff facing domestic violence launches today.
Health Minister Dr Daniel Poulter’s letter regarding people’s experiences with Bounty representatives.
If we are to improve the silent scandal of patient safety across the NHS we need a new culture of openness, transparency and accountability.
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