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TwitterCall for organ donation lessons in schools
18th May 2012
A father who lost his son to leukaemia wants to raise awareness by making organ donation part of school curriculum.
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NHS Health News
17th May 2012
Ambulance 999 responses to change
NHS chiefs believe a change in 999 response practices will save at least 150 lives.
UK Health News
16th May 2012
NICE set to reverse decision on prostate cancer drug
Prostate cancer drug, abiraterone, set to be approved for NHS use in England and Wales.
World Health News
14th May 2012
Young adults with autism lack jobs
Researchers say one in three young adults with autism lack job experience and further or higher education.
Over half of Brits not getting enough sleep
Survey reveals over half of Brits say they struggle to get a good night's sleep.
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Comment and Opinion
How to cope with anxiety
31st January 2012The IAPT service provides a great service for people with anxiety-type symptoms.
What is whistleblowing?
20th December 2011Blair Mcpherson writes in the HSJ, 'When is whistleblowing not whistleblowing?'
Private out-of-hours firms rated worse by patients than GP or NHS providers
Relating to: Pulse
NHS charges and data skewed by definitions of short-stay patients
Relating to: Audit Commission
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Publications
Letter from Secretary of State to NHS staff on Health and Social Care Act
13th April 2012
Health secretary Andrew Lansley has thanked NHS staff for their work over the last year and reassured them the Health and Social Care Act 'explicitly supports the core principles of the NHS'.
What's on TV/Radio?
Jamie's American Food Revolution
more4
6pm Sat 19th May
BMJ Innovations
Community Channel
6am Mon 21st May
Healthcare Books
Oxford Guide to Surviving as a CBT ...
For the newly trained Cognitive Behavioural Therapist, there are a wealth of challenges and difficulties faced, as they try and apply their new found skills in the outside world.
Healthcare Events
21st May 2012 (London)
Process Mapping, Redesign and Transformation at Clinical Service Level
