Archive for March, 2009
Patients lives at risk during NHS transfers
A combination of NHS and private ambulances are responsible for ferrying people around sites in the UK. But the Association said the HS and private ambulances used for the transfers are poorly equipped and its members have called for a national transfer…
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Employers Liability Insurance Bureau Bill launched
Andrew Dismore, Labour Member of Parliament for Hendon and vice chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Occupational Safety and Health, has launched his Private Member’s Bill, the Employers’ Liability Insurance Bureau Bill. He said: “There are …
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Better NHS safety reporting call
According to the Healthcare Commission, trusts in England and Wales need to improve their reporting of patient errors. The warning came after data on patient safety “incidents” in individual NHS trusts showed wide variation, with some seemingly reporting …
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The ‘S’ word: why is it so hard to say sorry?
Hannah Vickers, the widow of Paul who died in 2005 at Tameside hospital, successfully sued the hospital’s NHS Foundation Trust at Manchester county court, after the Trust admitted its negligence in causing his death by inadequately treating the infection. Paul …
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Claims Management Conference provides much-needed forum for debate
Kevin Rousell, Head of Claims Management Regulation at the Ministry of Justice, will provide the keynote address, giving delegates an inside view of the MoJ Claims Management Regulation after the first three years of operation. The conference will provide …
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