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    Ramadan 2024: What are your employment rights?

    Ramadan is here, which means millions of Muslims across the globe are set to undertake a month of fasting to observe the holy month.   During Ramadan, Muslims take the time to reflect and focus on their faith by refraining from eating and drinking during daylight hours as well as dedicating their time to prayer.…

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    More than 100 warning letters were sent to the NHS by Coroners in 2023

    More than 100 warning letters were sent by coroners to government and health bodies in 2023, highlighting staff shortages, lack of NHS resources and long wait times, a report has found.   The figures were based on the amount of prevention of future death reports (PFDs) which are sent by coroners to NHS Trusts and…

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    NHS hospital admits cutting off six people’s limbs by mistake

    An NHS hospital has admitted to cutting off the limbs of six people by mistake during routine operations.   York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust admitted to the failures, which took place over a three-year period due to medical negligence. Figures show that four amputations were performed in 2020, and another two were…

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    Care home placed into ‘special measures’ after ‘concerning’ inspection

    A care home has been rated ‘inadequate’ and placed into special measures after the Care Quality Commission’s (CQC) latest inspection found ‘areas of concern’.   Stonedale Lodge in Croxteth, Liverpool provides personal and nursing care to up to 150 people. But during its latest inspection in December, concerns were raised around staffing and the care…

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    Sleep apnea machines could put people at risk of cancer, research suggests

    Machines to help people with Sleep apnea breathe could be putting them at risk of cancer, research suggests.   More than a dozen Philips Respironics machines which are designed to deliver pressurised air through a mask have been issued two field safety notices (FSN) to alert users that there could be a potential safety risk…

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    NHS Trust paid out £101 million over failings in maternity care, figures reveal

    An NHS Trust has paid out £101million over more than 100 failings in maternity care, figures reveal.   Nottingham University Hospitals are currently the subject of a major inquiry as hundreds of baby deaths and injuries are being examined. The NHS Trust, which covers Nottingham City Hospital and Queen’s Medical Centre paid out £85,518,419 in damages and…

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    Martha’s Rule to give NHS patients urgent access to second opinion

    Martha’s Rule is set to be implemented in 100 NHS hospitals in April, to allow patients to seek an urgent second opinion if they feel they are not getting the care they need.   The new legislation is to be rolled out across 100 NHS hospitals to give patients and their families round-the-clock access to…

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    NHS patients stuck on ‘hidden waiting lists’ for ongoing care

    A BBC investigation has revealed that NHS patients are facing further delays to receive treatment after being stuck on ‘hidden waiting lists’.   According to the report, some patients are getting stuck on waiting lists that do not appear in the official figures reported by the NHS. This is reportedly because patients who need ongoing…

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    NHS hospital admits failings which resulted in ‘avoidable’ patient death

    An NHS hospital has admitted its failings of care for a patient who died in 2019 after being investigated for alleged Medical Negligence.   The investigation comes after the death of Ralph Sims, 65 who died after undergoing heart surgery at the Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton. Mr. Sims suffered a sudden drop in blood…

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    Cancer waiting times at worst level on record in 2023 

    A study conducted by BBC News has revealed that cancer waiting times in England during 2023 reached their worst level on record.   The figures show that only 64.1% of patients started treatment within 62 days of their suspected cancer diagnosis, leaving nearly 100,000 individuals waiting longer than expected for critical care.     This…

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