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Muface Healthcare Contract Faces Renewal Crisis
Spain's CSIF union urged Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to intervene in the Muface healthcare contract bidding after Adeslas withdrew, prompting a 3-month extension costing €343.12 million to cover 1.5 million public employees and their families until a new contract is secured by mid-January.
Muface Healthcare Contract Faces Renewal Crisis
Spain's CSIF union urged Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to intervene in the Muface healthcare contract bidding after Adeslas withdrew, prompting a 3-month extension costing €343.12 million to cover 1.5 million public employees and their families until a new contract is secured by mid-January.
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48% Bias Score
Welsh Ambulance Service Declares Critical Incident Amidst Unprecedented Demand
On January 1, 2024, the Welsh Ambulance Service declared a critical incident due to over 340 unanswered 999 calls and more than 90 ambulances waiting to handover patients, causing significant delays and impacting patient care, attributed to increased demand and handover delays.
Welsh Ambulance Service Declares Critical Incident Amidst Unprecedented Demand
On January 1, 2024, the Welsh Ambulance Service declared a critical incident due to over 340 unanswered 999 calls and more than 90 ambulances waiting to handover patients, causing significant delays and impacting patient care, attributed to increased demand and handover delays.
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40% Bias Score
Gaza Doctor's Arrest and Hospital Closure Exacerbate Humanitarian Crisis
Israeli forces arrested Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, director of Kamal Adwan hospital in Gaza's Jabaliya refugee camp, leading to its closure, leaving northern Gaza with limited healthcare access; Israel claims Hamas use, but the WHO decries the raid.
Gaza Doctor's Arrest and Hospital Closure Exacerbate Humanitarian Crisis
Israeli forces arrested Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, director of Kamal Adwan hospital in Gaza's Jabaliya refugee camp, leading to its closure, leaving northern Gaza with limited healthcare access; Israel claims Hamas use, but the WHO decries the raid.
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44% Bias Score
Gaza Healthcare Crisis Worsens After Hospital Destruction
The destruction of the Kamal Adwan hospital in northern Gaza further reduces access to healthcare amid a critical shortage of medical services, impacting 50,000 pregnant women and 1,500 dialysis patients who are now forced to travel further for treatment.
Gaza Healthcare Crisis Worsens After Hospital Destruction
The destruction of the Kamal Adwan hospital in northern Gaza further reduces access to healthcare amid a critical shortage of medical services, impacting 50,000 pregnant women and 1,500 dialysis patients who are now forced to travel further for treatment.
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44% Bias Score
20 Child Deaths at Skopje Clinic Spark Political Row
Twenty children died at Skopje's Children's Clinic in the past six months, sparking political accusations of negligence and mismanagement, with the opposition DUI demanding resignations while the ruling coalition Vredi highlights improvements in neonatal mortality rates since 2015 and accuses DUI of...
20 Child Deaths at Skopje Clinic Spark Political Row
Twenty children died at Skopje's Children's Clinic in the past six months, sparking political accusations of negligence and mismanagement, with the opposition DUI demanding resignations while the ruling coalition Vredi highlights improvements in neonatal mortality rates since 2015 and accuses DUI of...
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56% Bias Score
Syrian Doctors' Potential Return Threatens German Healthcare System
The potential return of thousands of Syrian doctors to Syria following Assad's possible downfall threatens to severely disrupt Germany's healthcare system, which relies heavily on these professionals to address its aging population and existing workforce shortages.
Syrian Doctors' Potential Return Threatens German Healthcare System
The potential return of thousands of Syrian doctors to Syria following Assad's possible downfall threatens to severely disrupt Germany's healthcare system, which relies heavily on these professionals to address its aging population and existing workforce shortages.
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44% Bias Score
\"Rise in Minor Ailments Overwhelming UK Emergency Rooms\
\"A new audit reveals a significant rise in emergency room visits for minor ailments like hiccups and headaches, straining already overburdened NHS services, with officials urging the public to reserve A&E for genuine emergencies only.\
\"Rise in Minor Ailments Overwhelming UK Emergency Rooms\
\"A new audit reveals a significant rise in emergency room visits for minor ailments like hiccups and headaches, straining already overburdened NHS services, with officials urging the public to reserve A&E for genuine emergencies only.\
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40% Bias Score
Gang Violence Cripples Haiti's Healthcare System
In Port-au-Prince, Haiti, gang attacks destroyed Bernard Mevs Hospital, the only neurological trauma center, and severely damaged the State University Hospital on Christmas Eve, resulting in deaths and injuries, highlighting the country's deteriorating healthcare system and security crisis.
Gang Violence Cripples Haiti's Healthcare System
In Port-au-Prince, Haiti, gang attacks destroyed Bernard Mevs Hospital, the only neurological trauma center, and severely damaged the State University Hospital on Christmas Eve, resulting in deaths and injuries, highlighting the country's deteriorating healthcare system and security crisis.
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32% Bias Score
Spanish Union Demands Government Intervention in Muface Healthcare Crisis
Facing a healthcare crisis, the CSIF union demands that the Spanish government intervene in Muface's contract renewal after Adeslas withdrew and DKV is considering doing the same, leaving 66.05% of beneficiaries without healthcare from January 31, 2025.
Spanish Union Demands Government Intervention in Muface Healthcare Crisis
Facing a healthcare crisis, the CSIF union demands that the Spanish government intervene in Muface's contract renewal after Adeslas withdrew and DKV is considering doing the same, leaving 66.05% of beneficiaries without healthcare from January 31, 2025.
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Hospital Eliminates Emergency Operating Room, Sparking Outcry
The Puerta del Mar Hospital in Cádiz, Spain, has eliminated its emergency operating room for the second time this year to prioritize cancer surgeries, despite 193 healthcare professionals protesting that this compromises patient care and violates national guidelines, with one death possibly resultin...
Spanish Hospital Eliminates Emergency Operating Room, Sparking Outcry
The Puerta del Mar Hospital in Cádiz, Spain, has eliminated its emergency operating room for the second time this year to prioritize cancer surgeries, despite 193 healthcare professionals protesting that this compromises patient care and violates national guidelines, with one death possibly resultin...
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56% Bias Score
Sydney Hospital Faces 17,000+ Radiology Scan Backlog, Raising Patient Safety Concerns
Nepean Hospital in Sydney is grappling with a backlog of over 17,000 unreviewed radiology scans, including 4,003 preliminary scans reviewed only by trainees, causing patient care delays and raising safety concerns due to staff shortages following the departure of senior radiologists in 2024.
Sydney Hospital Faces 17,000+ Radiology Scan Backlog, Raising Patient Safety Concerns
Nepean Hospital in Sydney is grappling with a backlog of over 17,000 unreviewed radiology scans, including 4,003 preliminary scans reviewed only by trainees, causing patient care delays and raising safety concerns due to staff shortages following the departure of senior radiologists in 2024.
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56% Bias Score
Valencia DANA Storm: Healthcare Crisis and Aid Response
The October 29 DANA storm in Valencia, Spain, damaged healthcare facilities and disrupted services, prompting the regional health authority to increase staff and offer incentives, while the Medical Association provided over €600,000 in aid to affected doctors and clinics.
Valencia DANA Storm: Healthcare Crisis and Aid Response
The October 29 DANA storm in Valencia, Spain, damaged healthcare facilities and disrupted services, prompting the regional health authority to increase staff and offer incentives, while the Medical Association provided over €600,000 in aid to affected doctors and clinics.
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44% Bias Score
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