According to evidence collected from several NHS Trusts, yes – and this can be achieved consistently and across a wide range of surgical specialties.
In November, a seminar worth attending is “How to consistently achieve 95%+ Operating Theatre Utilisation”. Clinical and managerial NHS speakers, from a range of NHS Trusts will share the details of their experiences and the impressive operating theatre improvement results achieved from implementing ATOM
The Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) has published revised Standards of conduct, performance and ethics. These are standards for the 16 professions we regulate, setting out in broad terms the behaviour we expect of […]
A hospital defibrillator used on a Denbighshire man before his death was set to the wrong power level, an inquest has heard. John Rogers, 78, of Denbigh, died on a coronary care ward at Glan […]
An ex-medical technician has been indicted on charges of tampering with narcotics at a Colorado hospital, leading authorities to urge nearly 3,000 people who had surgery there to be tested for blood-borne diseases, federal prosecutors […]
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