The team at Glasgow University examined data from 158,445 healthcare workers in Scotland aged between 18 and 65 and 229,905 of their household members, and
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Hospices may close this winter without regular coronavirus tests for staff
She added: “We do not want people who need our help to decide not to come to one of our hospices because of fear of
NHS staff ‘ashamed’ they can’t serve good food to patients
The authors said it was wrong that mothers who gave birth in the middle of the night, or people who had come out of surgery,
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
Prince William hails the hope and belief of cancer patients and medical staff during this ‘darkest of times’
The Duke of Cambridge has acknowledged the “unimaginable challenges” faced by both cancer patients and specialists this year as he paid tribute to their ability
Report shows staff at children’s gender clinic felt pressured to administer puberty-blocking drugs
A clinic treating transgender children failed to implement recommendations from 15 years ago after staff raised concerns regarding puberty blockers, an investigation has found. Last
NHS staff took more than 500,000 sick days due to mental health issues in May
NHS staff took more than half a million sick days because of mental health issues in May, during the peak of the coronavirus pandemic. NHS
NHS to provide 100,000 in-house tests a day to combat staff shortages
Under the ramped-up “Pillar One” system, 96 NHS labs working as part of 26 regional networks will offer the 100,000 daily tests to patients and
Operations delayed until 2021 while hospital staff are left standing idle
SIR – It has always been clear that the Withdrawal Agreement, with its special treatment of Northern Ireland and its border with the Republic, was
School carries no greater risk for staff and students than home, major survey concludes
Turning up to primary or pre-school presents no greater risk to children or staff than staying at home, a Public Health England (PHE) study has
