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The Victoria Derbyshire programme found an ex-employee at the Private Ambulance Service in Essex had a minimal amount of training to drive in emergency conditions. Read the rest of this post...
More doctors and nurses should be in positions 'at the most senior levels', according to the Health Secretary. Read the rest of this post...
It was with concern that I recently read the BBC article commenting on the fact that more than one in ten patients in England face long delays for a hospital bed after an emergency admission. Read the rest of this post...
The National Stroke Audit estimated that only 600 patients a year receive a therapy, known as clot retrieval, which can restore blood flow to the brain preventing lasting damage. Read the rest of this post...
Ambulance delays are something of which we here at PotterReesDolan are unfortunately all too well aware. The BBC’s investigation found that only one of the UK’s 13 ambulance trusts is currently meeting its targets. Read the rest of this post...
Symptoms of sepsis can be linked with much more common ailments such as flu and a lack of understanding about sepsis and its potentially fatal consequences can lead to a lack of recognition both by the general public but also, worryingly, within the medical profession. Read the rest of this post...
Is there an average level of compensation awarded in clinical negligence claims where the individual has suffered a brain injury? Read the rest of this post...
Like many of us, I became aware of the Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust internal review of maternity services through the Manchester Evening News this month. Read the rest of this post...
Experimental or indeed new technological advances within medicine is nothing new, but whilst something remains an advance or even an experimental procedure, it is normally not available through the NHS and can only be funded through private means. Read the rest of this post...
Raising awareness of premature births on World Prematurity Day
It is easy to overlook important causes when we are all caught up in recent events, but it is worth noting that today is World Prematurity Day which is raising awareness of issues relating to premature birth. Read the rest of this post...

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