Charity leads change for children’s palliative care
The charity Together for Short Lives has published its strategy for 2015-2018 to ensure children are given the best care at the end of their lives
The charity Together for Short Lives has published its strategy for 2015-2018 to ensure children are given the best care at the end of their lives
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A Dods Research poll of more than 2,000 health workers in the UK reveals that staff most trust Labour when it comes to health policies
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NHS Blood and Transplant specialist nurse in organ donation Angharad Griffiths recalls the heart-warming day she spent with the family of Teddy Houlston, Britain's youngest organ donor
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A study, published in the Lancet, has found that mindfulness sessions are just as effective as long-term antidepressants for reducing the risk of relapse in depression
April 18 demonstration in London calls for NHS to be exempt from the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership agreement
A paper published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases today warns that clinicians and the public need greater awareness of sepsis to reduce the number of deaths from the condition
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Shadow health secretary Andy Burnham told health workers at Unison's annual health conference about his five-point plan for rebuilding the NHS
Unison members have overwhelmingly voted in favour of two motions defending unsocial hours payments
Members of Unison vote to push for a £1 an hour pay rise for all staff at the union's annual conference in Liverpool
The fourth year of Unison's survey of nurses to 'spot test' staffing levels on a single day shows no improvements despite huge recruitment drives across the UK
The Australian government is to cut child support funding to parents who refuse vaccination for their infants
Unison general secretary Dave Prentis gives speech to members on what he believes another Tory-led government would mean for NHS services