On Monday Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced that Leicester and the “surrounding conurbation” will be placed under stricter lockdown measures than the rest of the country.
Catherine Johnstone CBE, CEO of the Royal Voluntary Service, has spent the last few months helping to mobilise the biggest volunteer force seen since the second world war.
Universities will now be able to bid for more places, following an increase in demand for healthcare courses, the Government has announced.
See news:
COVID-19
The US has bought the full global supply of the Covid-19 drug Remdesivir for the next three months
On Monday Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced that Leicester and the “surrounding conurbation” will be placed under stricter lockdown measures than the rest of the country.
The PM today announced a “new deal” recovery plan to kickstart the UK economy following the damage caused by Covid-19
Graham Phillips explores the benefits of expanding the scope of community pharmacy for the Covid period and beyond.
Catherine Johnstone CBE, CEO of the Royal Voluntary Service, has spent the last few months helping to mobilise the biggest volunteer force seen since the second world war.
It could take two years for the manufacturing sector to recover to its pre-Covid growth track, potentially costing £35.7 billion in Gross Added Value this year alone, a new report by Make UK has revealed.
New research has suggested that using a saltwater solution could provide early relief for those who have “suspected or confirmed” Covid-19
A new Government study has been launched to understand more about the spread of coronavirus in these care homes. Approximately 10,000 people in social care will be given repeat testing.
News
Universities will now be able to bid for more places, following an increase in demand for healthcare courses, the Government has announced.
A new Government study has been launched to understand more about the spread of coronavirus in these care homes. Approximately 10,000 people in social care will be given repeat testing.
In an open letter published on the British Medical Journal, UK health leaders urged the Government “to set up an urgent review to prepare for a second wave of Covid-19”.
A new and non-invasive coronavirus test is set to be trialled this week in Southampton, the Department of Health and Social Care has confirmed today.
A scheme to provide new antibiotics to NHS patients by offering to pay pharmaceutical companies upfront for their work will start this week, the government has announced.
Covid-19 has had a profound impact on the UK both in terms of the virus and the measures used to contain it. Bipolar UK conducted an online survey between 30 April and 13 May, which collected 1,751 responses from people affected by bipolar
Local authorities across England have been allocated a share of £300 million to support the new Test and Trace service.
Covid-19 is changing the landscape of UK clinical research, but will these reforms last beyond the pandemic?
Insight
Covid-19 is changing the landscape of UK clinical research, but will these reforms last beyond the pandemic?
The Government has now launched its test and trace programme which Prime Minister Boris Johnson previously described would be “world-beating”. The launch has not been without its teething problems. What impact will this system have?
Over £116 million has now been donated to the NHS Charities Together Covid-19 Appeal. Healthcare workers need support and the public have responded. Dan Male speaks to Ellie Orion, Chief Executive of the charity group about the spending so far and their plans for the long term.
The folks at NHS Digital have been exceptionally busy over the past 10 weeks. While advancements in digital health have progressed at an unprecedented rate, good innovations must be kept long after the Covid pandemic has finally been managed.
Covid-19 has shifted the dial of discussion surrounding integrated care. Following years of gradual change in the health and care policy landscape, the coronavirus crisis has provided the biggest impetus so far for providers to foster a new model of working.
The global Covid-19 pandemic is a health emergency unlike any we have known in living memory. But it is also a mental health emergency, with significant immediate and long-lasting effects, writes Andy Bell, Deputy Chief Executive at the Centre for Mental Health.
Most Recent
On Monday Health Secretary Matt Hancock announced that Leicester and the “surrounding conurbation” will be placed under stricter lockdown measures than the rest of the country.
Catherine Johnstone CBE, CEO of the Royal Voluntary Service, has spent the last few months helping to mobilise the biggest volunteer force seen since the second world war.
Universities will now be able to bid for more places, following an increase in demand for healthcare courses, the Government has announced.
A new Government study has been launched to understand more about the spread of coronavirus in these care homes. Approximately 10,000 people in social care will be given repeat testing.
In an open letter published on the British Medical Journal, UK health leaders urged the Government “to set up an urgent review to prepare for a second wave of Covid-19”.
A new and non-invasive coronavirus test is set to be trialled this week in Southampton, the Department of Health and Social Care has confirmed today.
A scheme to provide new antibiotics to NHS patients by offering to pay pharmaceutical companies upfront for their work will start this week, the government has announced.
Covid-19 has had a profound impact on the UK both in terms of the virus and the measures used to contain it. Bipolar UK conducted an online survey between 30 April and 13 May, which collected 1,751 responses from people affected by bipolar
From Our Partners
Covid-19 is changing the landscape of UK clinical research, but will these reforms last beyond the pandemic?
This Carers Week (8-14 June 2020), Gavin Bashar, UK Managing Director of Tunstall Healthcare, discusses the role of assistive technology in supporting carers, and how we can keep them visible through offering support and resources.
New research from Tunstall has revealed how potentially life-saving technology is helping older people stay independent at home for up to nine months longer before being transferred into a care home.
Covid-19 has shifted the dial of discussion surrounding integrated care. Following years of gradual change in the health and care policy landscape, the coronavirus crisis has provided the biggest impetus so far for providers to foster a new model of working.
Newer ultrasound technologies are being developed to improve image quality in high BMI patients and potentially reduce care costs, writes Harshal Vadera, Head of Ultrasound in GB&I for Siemens Healthineers.
Tunstall Healthcare has stepped forward following Government advice to self-isolate and Matt Hancock’s challenge to the technology sector to innovatively support the country through current, unprecedented times.
Dr Chris Whittle is an NHS doctor turned Clinical Entrepreneur who wants to change the way people access healthcare in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Become a Partner
If you would like to enquire about a media partnership with ICJ, please contact carl.hodgkinson@dorsonwest.com for more information.