Junior doctors vote to accept 22% pay rise
‘Yes’ vote brings long-running strike action to an end
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Junior doctors accept government pay deal
Devastating strikes come to an end as junior doctors accept pay offer by 66%
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Almost half of children have not seen NHS dentist in past year
Areas with the highest number of children going without dental check-ups included Hackney, where almost two in three had not been
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First minister sparks row with NHS bosses over waits
Eluned Morgan says she will hold them to account over long waiting lists.
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Junior doctors bring dispute to end by voting to accept Streeting’s pay offer
Almost two-thirds vote in favour of average salary increase of 22.3% over two years after 18 months of strikes
Junior doctors in England have voted to accept the government’s pay offer, bringing to an end one of the longest and bitterest disputes in recent NHS history.
Just under two-thirds (66%) of the 45,830 junior doctors who voted backed the deal, which will see them receiving an average salary increase of 22.3% over two years.
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Reforming dentistry through primary care collaboration
To address NHS dental care access and oral health inequalities, we must advocate for policies that facilitate integration among primary care providers
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Junior doctors vote to accept pay deal after two years of strikes
The deal from the Government will see their pay increase by 22.3 per cent on average over two years, the British Medical Association has said.
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by Ed Holt
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Children's doctor threatens to leave NHS amid mother's visa row
Dr Liza Harry’s mother faces being deported to Trinidad despite being the family's only support.
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The Guardian view on children and smartphones: setting some limits is a good idea | Editorial
Mobile phone use is not the biggest issue facing schools – or society. But device-free time is important
The genie is out of the bottle. With the advent of smartphones and smartwatches, human life has moved online. Anyone seeking to curtail young people’s participation in the online world is as doomed as the fools who can’t figure out how to use the wishes gifted them in fairytales. The social ills blamed on the internet have complex causes that can’t be fixed by blocking children’s access.
This is a caricature of the tech-positive outlook. In real life, most people recognise that the portable computers we carry around with us make...
Mother of Lucy Letby victim tells inquiry she feels ‘betrayed’ by hospital managers
Child C’s mother tells Thirlwall inquiry her family was ‘misled’ in a way that had ‘compounded our grief’
The mother of a baby boy murdered by Lucy Letby has said she feels “betrayed on every level” at being “kept in the dark” by hospital managers about his death.
The mother of the infant who died at four days old, who can only be named as Child C, told the Thirlwall inquiry her family had been “misled” by executives in a way that had “compounded our grief”.
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Doctor who feared having to leave UK after visa blow wins Home Office U-turn
Department says it has reconsidered case of Tajwer Siddiqui, whose autistic adult daughter was refused visa
A doctor from Pakistan who feared he would have to leave his job at a GP surgery in east London is celebrating after a Home Office U-turn over a decision that would have separated him from his family.
On Monday morning the Guardian reported on the case of Tajwer Siddiqui, 59, and his wife, Shehlar Tajwer, 50, who had been granted visas to come to the UK while their daughter, Alina Tajwer Siddiqui, 19, had not.
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Lord Darzi’s report into the NHS is just the start | Letters
Pete Lavender writes that the NHS doesn’t need more reform, it needs funding, Prof Geeta Nargund says the Darzi review leaves out gynaecological services, while Dr Karl Brennan flags up social care, and Woody Caan staff morale
When Tony Blair was elected in 1997, it was on a platform of “saving the NHS”. He assured us that it must change or die. Then followed Labour’s agenda for change, bringing in private healthcare to take some of the burden from a struggling NHS, which was only struggling because of repeated years of underfunding.
The Darzi report clearly shows that the NHS is still struggling due to underfunding from successive governments, yet Keir Starmer’s response...
'NHS is not in crisis' Health Secretary accused of being in denial on health service
Scotland's Health Secretary Neil Gray has said the NHS is not in crisis.
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by Rebecca McCurdy
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No, the NHS is not underfunded
The much-hyped independent investigation into the National Health Service by Lord Darzi was released on Thursday. It confirms what has long been obvious to anyone who has tried to schedule an appointment or procedure, but offers little beyond the same tired lines on austerity and recycled reforms that have been promised many times before. The […]
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by Shimeon Lee
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The Lib Dems have more power over the NHS than we think
Skillful politicking can turn committee scrutiny into something more punchy and eye-catching
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Lord Darzi’s report into the NHS is just the start
Letters: Pete Lavender writes that the NHS doesn’t need more reform, it needs funding, Prof Geeta Nargund says the Darzi review leaves out gynaecological services, while Dr Karl Brennan flags up social care, and Woody Caan staff morale
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by Guardian staff reporter
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NHS Shetland's annual review to take place
NHS Shetland’s annual review will take place this month, giving the public an opportunity to hear about what the health board has in store over...
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NHS urges parents to help protect their children ahead of winter with flu vaccine rollout - Sussex Health & Care
Over 1 million parents and carers of 2 and 3-year-olds will be urged to book their children in for a flu vaccine from next week, as the NHS ramps up… Continue reading NHS urges parents to help protect their children ahead of winter with flu vaccine rollout
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Response to recent comments by the First Minister on the NHS on Politics Wales
Darren Hughes responds to recent comments by the First Minister on the NHS on Politics Wales
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by NHS Confederation
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Mother died from sepsis after hysterectomy with 'unapproved' equipment
Jessica Bonner, 51, caught the flesh-eating bug following delays by bungling medics Good Hope Hospital in Sutton Coldfield. West Midlands in diagnosing a perforated bowel.
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by Robert Folker
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Aylesbury MP given new role by government to help ‘rebuild’ NHS
Aylesbury’s MP Laura Kyrke-Smith has been given a new role by the government to help ‘rebuild’ the NHS.
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by Charlie Smith
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NHS ‘critical’ in October budget, says Davey on rural break from conference
The Liberal Democrats vowed to reform social care during the 2024 general election campaign.
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Report into state of NHS ‘wake up call’ to rescue services in Taunton, MP says
Gideon Amos MP has said the Lord Darzi report into the state of the NHS must be a wake-up call for the government to rescue health and services in…
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by Antonio Scancariello
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How ICSs are meeting workforce challenges
Workforce issues are causing challenges across the health and care system. Here's how four integrated care systems are tackling some of them.
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by NHS Confederation
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£10bn NHS MedTech spend undermined by ‘lack of data’, warns DHSC ...
The lack of information about the performance and value for money of medtech products is leading to ineffective procurement and wasting scarce NHS funding, a senior government official has told HSJ.
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Three local NHS CEOs join NHS England as directors
Three local NHS CEOs join NHS England as directors
Two integrated care board chief executives and a trust CEO have been appointed as part-time national directors at NHS England.
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NHS privatisation and PFI - what Lord Darzi’s review missed
NHS privatisation and PFI - what Lord Darzi’s review missed
The much-anticipated review of NHS performance commissioned by Health Secretary Wes Streeting, and conducted by Professor Lord Darzi, has now been published. The review identified several factors as
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The much-anticipated review of NHS performance commissioned by Health Secretary Wes Streeting, and conducted by Professor Lord Darzi, has now been published. The review identified several factors as
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