The amount of money the NHS spends on paying its senior managers has accelerated way ahead of that for nursing and midwifery staff, research by the Royal College of Nursing has found.
According to the new clauses, the offence would focus on the conduct and behaviour of individuals, rather than the outcomes of their actions.
“I want to encourage everyone to become a Dementia Friend. It would be a different world if everyone did this.”
Sleep for patients seems to be becoming more of a priority.
Historically it was only common sense that a ward or an environment a patient is in should promote sleep.
New guidelines will say aspirin is not the best drug for preventing strokes in people with atrial fibrillation.
A study has found strict parents who fail to set down firm rules are more likely to have children who turn to drink and drugs.
Nicotine patches have helped many smokers kick the habit, but new research suggests they may actually do more harm than good.
It is often considered a convenient excuse for people to overeat and gain weight. But new research suggests that food addictions could be more than just an excuse for an extra biscuit.
The number of hayfever sufferers in the UK will double to reach 30 million in the next two decades as rising pollution levels trapping pollen in the atmosphere, experts have warned.
An influential scientist who defended medical research on animals, despite threats to his life, has been knighted in the Queen’s Birthday honours.
