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Tuesday, 13th May 2008

Health of the NHS

Prognosis looks bad if junior doctors don't get a better deal Problems of pay and hours could cost the NHS medics says Alan Robertson.

Drugs blunders hit five patients a day FIVE hospital patients a day are put at risk as a result of blunders over drug prescriptions, an investigation by Scotland on Sunday has revealed.

Health chiefs slammed for £3m debt MINISTERS have been urged to act to prevent any repeat of the fiasco that left a health board with more than £3 million of debt.

Drive to celebrate the changing face of healthcare as the NHS turns 60 A MAJOR celebration of the 60th anniversary of the NHS will highlight the developments which have dramatically improved the lives of Scots, it was announced yesterday.

Let nurses put their pens away and focus on patient care

Alzheimer's drug rules reviewed

Hospitals suffering as A&E cases soar

Nurse left no guidance for night shift, inquiry into hospital death hears

Ambulances cut 30 seconds off times despite rise in calls

Cancer ward 'short-staffed on day patient died'

5000 Lothian patients hurt from falls in hospitals

£40m funding gap for free personal care

BMA warns of health crisis as Scotland faces shortage of GPs

Taxpayer to fund £842m hospital project

Out-of-hours GP clinics to be cut

£400m: Cost to NHS of our violent society

Sturgeon warns against complacency over NHS hand washing

Body tackles the health gap

Call for answers as medical compensation tops £21m

Health board compensation reaches £21m

Ten obese patients to have radical weight-loss surgery

NHS sickened by rise in thefts as £23,000 of equipment stolen

Nursing drop-out rate rising

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