More needs to be done to minimise the risk of venous thromboembolism (VTE) in patients with lower limb injuries who are discharged from Emergency Departments (EDs) after being put in a plaster cast, according to […]
The Royal College of Emergency Medicine is calling for better of vital signs in children who attend Emergency Departments (EDs) after a clinical audit found that nearly a third are not using a formalised scoring […]
Nearly half of adults sedated in Emergency Departments (EDs) did not have their consent recorded, according to an audit by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine. The report, released today, audited 8845 adults presenting to […]
The NHS in England has had the busiest year in its history with more patients than ever seeking help, official figures show. Nearly 23m people visited A&E in the 12 months to March 2016 – […]
Operating department practitioner Hermantkumar Harold Contractor has been struck off the HCPC Register following a review of a suspension order first imposed on 18 April 2013 resulting from lack of competence. A panel of the […]
The NHS could save millions of pounds if families and doctors were offered mediation when they disagreed on a treatment, a leading consultant said. Dr Chris Danbury, an anaesthetist at Reading’s Royal Berkshire Hospital, said […]
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Radiographer Charles P Hill has been struck off the HCPC Register following a review of a suspension order initially imposed in December 2012. A panel of the HCPC Conduct and Competence Committee conducted a second […]
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