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14 July 2020

Rapid coronavirus test speeds up access to urgent care and will free up beds ahead of winter

The first analysis of a new point-of-care “nucleic acid test” for SARS-CoV-2 in a UK hospital setting shows these machines...

5 May 2020

Money Matters – Will the government sort the pensions tax issue in the Budget?

Dr Benjamin Holdsworth on the expected government announcements Government ministers have ‘hinted’ that substantial tax reform will be announced in...

31 March 2020

17,000 doctors and nurses training during COVID-19 using virtual simulation technology

Faced with the COVID-19 pandemic, hospitals worldwide have an urgent need for doctors and nurses. Huge numbers of retired doctors...

18 March 2020

NHS Digital to be handed more powers to help counter Covid-19 spread

New powers have been given to NHS Digital as part of measures to help counter the spread of Covid-19. This...

17 March 2020

Existing pressure on the NHS can’t be ignored during coronavirus outbreak

With the coronavrius outbreak being declared a pandemic by the World Health Organisation (WHO), Barney Gilbert, NHS doctor and CEO...

17 December 2019

Money matters – The government has proposed flexible NHS pensions

Dr Benjamin Holdsworth on how to approach the complexity ahead One of Boris Johnson’s first moves as prime minister was...

14 August 2015

Hospital liable for worsening of patient’s existing spinal condition

Hospital liable for worsening of patient’s existing spinal condition A recent legal case examining the consequences of negligent hospital care...

6 April 2015

Algeos to provide NHS physios with free CPD-accredited training

Physiotherapists working in the NHS are being offered free CPD-accredited training by a global medical products company. The education team...

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Rapid coronavirus test speeds up access to urgent care and will free up beds ahead of winter

Money Matters – Will the government sort the pensions tax issue in the Budget?

17,000 doctors and nurses training during COVID-19 using virtual simulation technology

NHS Digital to be handed more powers to help counter Covid-19 spread

Existing pressure on the NHS can’t be ignored during coronavirus outbreak

Money matters – The government has proposed flexible NHS pensions

Hospital liable for worsening of patient’s existing spinal condition

Algeos to provide NHS physios with free CPD-accredited training

Next-gen spinal implants company appoints new CEO ahead of US expansion

Spinal cord stimulation may help prevent excess mortality associated with chronic pain

Three critical advances in spine care over the past 25 years affecting aging populations

Missed red flags: A mother’s battle with Cauda Equina Syndrome

Pioneering UK clinical trial could restore bowel and bladder function to paralysed people

NHS Scotland spinout aiming to further accelerate growth with Boston Congress presence

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Rapid coronavirus test speeds up access to urgent care and will free up beds ahead of winter

Money Matters – Will the government sort the pensions tax issue in the Budget?

17,000 doctors and nurses training during COVID-19 using virtual simulation technology

NHS Digital to be handed more powers to help counter Covid-19 spread

Existing pressure on the NHS can’t be ignored during coronavirus outbreak

Money matters – The government has proposed flexible NHS pensions

Hospital liable for worsening of patient’s existing spinal condition

Algeos to provide NHS physios with free CPD-accredited training

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Next-gen spinal implants company appoints new CEO ahead of US expansion

Spinal cord stimulation may help prevent excess mortality associated with chronic pain

Three critical advances in spine care over the past 25 years affecting aging populations

Missed red flags: A mother’s battle with Cauda Equina Syndrome

Pioneering UK clinical trial could restore bowel and bladder function to paralysed people

NHS Scotland spinout aiming to further accelerate growth with Boston Congress presence

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