by MIKE MAGEE This week’s headlines seemingly closed a chapter on the story of medical research criminality in America. Ramesh “Sunny” Balwani, former president and
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Self Care In the Thick of Motherhood
I’m finding it more realistic for me to write two blog posts a month if I’m writing more lifestyle & motherhood posts versus posts that
Transforming Aged Care for the Future
This put up is authored by visitor contributor Professor Vishaal Kishore, the Govt Chair of the Cisco-RMIT Health Transformation Lab The recent report of the
What if Burnout Is Less About Work and More About Isolation? (NYT) – The Health Care Blog
BY HANS DUVEFELT This weekend I study a piece in The New York Occasions that set a somewhat unique slant on what burnout, in the
The Importance of Black Dermatologists: Skin Care Must See Color
The dentist’s place of work was the last spot I envisioned to be warned about pores and skin cancer. When my hygienist lifted my hair
BAME health workers need extra care during second Covid wave, says minister
Black, Asian and minority ethnic health workers require extra care during the coronavirus second wave, a minister has said as the human rights watchdog launches a
Hospital intensive care no busier than normal, leaked documents show
Critcon levels 3 and 4 are enacted during a ‘full stretch’ and ‘emergency’, when other wards need to be used for critical care. But 146
Traumatised intensive care nurses ‘sectioned’ in wake of first wave
In April, three front line staff were pictured wearing clinical waste bags on their heads and feet due to a shortage of PPE, with others
Care homes in Bradford told to use telemedicine for residents with Covid symptoms
Telemedicine should be used as a first port of call to consult on care home residents with Covid symptoms, new guidance from a local authority
Care staff ordered to work in one home only
Amnesty International raised fears on Wednesday that these errors are being repeated, with leaked documents from councils to care homes asking them how many beds
