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Pensions freeze triggers doctor exodus fears
The freezing of the lifetime allowance for pensions is a move that the BMA says will disproportionately affect doctors.
The freezing of the lifetime allowance for pensions is a move that the BMA says will disproportionately affect doctors.
The charity’s investments in potential COVID-19 vaccines and treatments raise questions around transparency and accountability.
The Royal College of Anaesthetists urges Government to increase wages after the NHS Pay Review in May.
The MHRA found more than 800,000 Class C drugs were unaccounted for, which the pharmacist later admitted he had sold to drug dealers.
The UK has aligned with WHO advice on ethical recruitment to promote effective, fair and sustainable international recruitment practices.
SAS doctors in England, Wales and Northern Ireland will have the opportunity to vote on new contracts which aim to boost pay, conditions and recognition.
Mental health and wellbeing hubs are starting to open across the country to support NHS staff impacted by the pandemic.
Clinicians can now turn an advice conversation directly into a referral, making it easier and quicker for busy clinicians to use the e-RS service.
The College is concerned that reorganisation will take priority over recovery.
Former health secretary admits decisions he made while in office affected the UK’s ability to respond to the COVID-10 pandemic.
This review highlights the key factors to identify HCWs most at risk for psychological distress during an outbreak and modifying factors to reduce distress.
Slips and falls at the workplace are highest in the health and social care sector.
The BMA and RCGP are among seven medical organisations who are signatories on a joint letter to the Home Secretary.
BMA calls for use of FFP3 respirators outside of emergency-room COVID zones and to other parts of hospitals, GP practices and healthcare settings.