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Ultra-grip shoes could reduce NHS staff injuries
Slips and falls at the workplace are highest in the health and social care sector.
Slips and falls at the workplace are highest in the health and social care sector.
The vote follows a motion passed at last year’s conference of LMCs, which called for a ballot of the profession.
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.
Alongside the programme, a new core curriculum for professionals working in maternity and neonatal services is being developed to address regional variations.
A new survey by the British Thoracic Society has highlighted significant ongoing pressure on UK respiratory departments during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Employers (including NHS employers) have a general duty of care to protect staff from threats and violence at work.
Recognition for their work during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Over 20% reported experiencing discrimination and 44% bullying, with nurses and healthcare assistants more likely to experience discrimination than medical staff.
BMA publishes results of a survey of 7,776 doctors and medical students in the days leading up to Saturday’s announcement.
People from the most deprived parts of Scotland are more than twice as likely to die from COVID-19.
BMA council chair addresses Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee PPE shortages.
Scotland’s drug-death rate was higher than those reported for all the EU countries, and was approximately 3.5 times that of the UK as a whole.
The failure to supply PPE to frontline doctors in the UK in March and April came as a bitter shock to the medical profession, the BMA said.