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If more can be done to ensure that all children with cerebral palsy gain access to better levels of support, in terms of medical and therapeutic input and appropriate equipment, then that can only be good. Read the rest of this post...
The recent article in the Guardian had me thinking about consent and specifically when a child should be consulted with or even instead of their parents but I can’t help but feel that this is nothing new to us here in the UK. Read the rest of this post...
It is the lack of obtaining a full and detailed history from the patient which may prevent the medical professional from effectively engaging with them and ultimately preventing a productive therapeutic relationship being formed. Read the rest of this post...
During September, organisations all over the country will be taking part in childhood cancer month, an opportunity to raise awareness and vital funds for research into childhood cancers and possible treatments. Read the rest of this post...
​The plans to merge some of Manchester’s major hospitals; the Manchester Royal Infirmary, Wythenshawe Hospital and North Manchester General, are somewhat more complicated than simply combining the services into a single, city centre-focused Trust. Read the rest of this post...
I was concerned to read the recent article by the “National Health Executive” that three Manchester Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) have found themselves on the top 5 list of worst CCGs for inequality in health which is a worrying suggestion. Read the rest of this post...
As the start of the new academic year looms for hundreds of thousands of students across the UK, young people starting university or college are being urged to contact their GPs and get an injection against meningitis. Read the rest of this post...
These guidelines are the first time NICE have put in place specific recommendations in relation to sepsis and make clear that whilst the symptoms and presentation can be vague, due to the complicated and potentially fatal nature of sepsis Read the rest of this post...
We wanted to offer an honest and transparent account of how it feels to go through this process. Choosing to pursue compensation on behalf of a loved one can be difficult in many ways you would never have imagined. But hopefully after all said and done, it’s all worth it. Read the rest of this post...
The BISWG conference has reminded me about the need for access to specialist brain injury social workers for both the injured person and their family. Read the rest of this post...

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