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NHS Hospital Creates Doctor Position for Corridor Care Amidst Overcrowding Crisis
An NHS hospital in Brighton is advertising for a doctor to specifically treat elderly patients in A&E corridors due to overcrowding, highlighting a critical issue within the NHS where 80% of doctors treated patients in unsuitable spaces last month, including corridors and waiting rooms, resulting in...
NHS Hospital Creates Doctor Position for Corridor Care Amidst Overcrowding Crisis
An NHS hospital in Brighton is advertising for a doctor to specifically treat elderly patients in A&E corridors due to overcrowding, highlighting a critical issue within the NHS where 80% of doctors treated patients in unsuitable spaces last month, including corridors and waiting rooms, resulting in...
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52% Bias Score


Sussex Hospital Death Toll Doubles Amidst Negligence Investigation
Sussex Police are investigating 90 deaths at Brighton's Royal Sussex County Hospital between 2015 and 2021, more than double the initial reported number, prompting concerns over medical negligence and a potential cover-up within the University Hospitals Sussex NHS Trust; only five of twelve emergenc...
Sussex Hospital Death Toll Doubles Amidst Negligence Investigation
Sussex Police are investigating 90 deaths at Brighton's Royal Sussex County Hospital between 2015 and 2021, more than double the initial reported number, prompting concerns over medical negligence and a potential cover-up within the University Hospitals Sussex NHS Trust; only five of twelve emergenc...
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40% Bias Score


UHS Death Toll Under Investigation Doubles to 90
Sussex police are investigating 90 deaths and over 100 cases of serious harm at University Hospitals Sussex (UHS) for potential manslaughter, prompting a request for additional resources due to allegations of medical negligence and cover-ups between 2015 and 2021.
UHS Death Toll Under Investigation Doubles to 90
Sussex police are investigating 90 deaths and over 100 cases of serious harm at University Hospitals Sussex (UHS) for potential manslaughter, prompting a request for additional resources due to allegations of medical negligence and cover-ups between 2015 and 2021.
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48% Bias Score


Welsh Veterans Face NHS Delays and Housing Crisis
In Wales, veterans face difficulties accessing priority NHS treatment due to long waiting lists and a shortage of suitable housing, prompting concerns about the effectiveness of the Armed Forces Covenant.
Welsh Veterans Face NHS Delays and Housing Crisis
In Wales, veterans face difficulties accessing priority NHS treatment due to long waiting lists and a shortage of suitable housing, prompting concerns about the effectiveness of the Armed Forces Covenant.
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56% Bias Score


EHRC Demands Policy Review from NHS Fife over Single-Sex Changing Facilities
The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) sent letters to NHS Fife and the Scottish government, demanding policy assessments and a meeting to discuss the application of the Equality Act 2010 regarding single-sex changing facilities, following an employment tribunal case involving a nurse and a...
EHRC Demands Policy Review from NHS Fife over Single-Sex Changing Facilities
The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) sent letters to NHS Fife and the Scottish government, demanding policy assessments and a meeting to discuss the application of the Equality Act 2010 regarding single-sex changing facilities, following an employment tribunal case involving a nurse and a...
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44% Bias Score


NHS Faces Young Staff Exodus Amid Rising Stress and Pay Dissatisfaction
Analysis reveals a 14% rise in stress among 21-30 year old NHS staff in England over ten years, with unhappiness about pay rising from 10% to 22%, leading to concerns about staff retention and the future of the NHS.
NHS Faces Young Staff Exodus Amid Rising Stress and Pay Dissatisfaction
Analysis reveals a 14% rise in stress among 21-30 year old NHS staff in England over ten years, with unhappiness about pay rising from 10% to 22%, leading to concerns about staff retention and the future of the NHS.
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52% Bias Score

NHS Nurse Awarded £41,000 for Bullying and Inadequate Management Response
A gifted NHS nurse, Susan Hamilton, was awarded £41,000 after successfully claiming unfair constructive dismissal due to a colleague's bullying behavior and the trust's inadequate response; the incident involved exclusion from tea rounds, ignored greetings, and a lack of management intervention.

NHS Nurse Awarded £41,000 for Bullying and Inadequate Management Response
A gifted NHS nurse, Susan Hamilton, was awarded £41,000 after successfully claiming unfair constructive dismissal due to a colleague's bullying behavior and the trust's inadequate response; the incident involved exclusion from tea rounds, ignored greetings, and a lack of management intervention.
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40% Bias Score

NHS Corridor Care: A Crisis in Patient Safety
A Royal College of Physicians survey reveals that 80 percent of NHS doctors treated patients in unsuitable public spaces last month, resulting in compromised safety and dignity, with at least one reported death directly linked to this practice.

NHS Corridor Care: A Crisis in Patient Safety
A Royal College of Physicians survey reveals that 80 percent of NHS doctors treated patients in unsuitable public spaces last month, resulting in compromised safety and dignity, with at least one reported death directly linked to this practice.
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56% Bias Score

Head of NHS England Resigns Amidst Criticism
Amanda Pritchard, the first woman to lead NHS England, resigned on Tuesday after facing criticism from MPs for insufficient drive in reforming the health service; Sir James Mackey will serve as interim CEO.

Head of NHS England Resigns Amidst Criticism
Amanda Pritchard, the first woman to lead NHS England, resigned on Tuesday after facing criticism from MPs for insufficient drive in reforming the health service; Sir James Mackey will serve as interim CEO.
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44% Bias Score

NHS England Chief Executive Resigns Amidst Government Reform Plans
Amanda Pritchard resigned as NHS England chief executive following a meeting with Health Secretary Wes Streeting, who plans to increase government oversight of the NHS; her departure comes amidst parliamentary criticism of NHS England's readiness for reform and follows the resignation of NHS England...

NHS England Chief Executive Resigns Amidst Government Reform Plans
Amanda Pritchard resigned as NHS England chief executive following a meeting with Health Secretary Wes Streeting, who plans to increase government oversight of the NHS; her departure comes amidst parliamentary criticism of NHS England's readiness for reform and follows the resignation of NHS England...
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52% Bias Score

Inquest Reveals Medical Failures and Communication Breakdown in Infant's Death
Eight-week-old Ben Condon died in April 2015 at Bristol Royal Hospital due to a pseudomonas infection, initially misdiagnosed; a second inquest revealed failures in timely antibiotics and communication, causing years of distress for his parents who fought for the truth and exposed a catalogue of fai...

Inquest Reveals Medical Failures and Communication Breakdown in Infant's Death
Eight-week-old Ben Condon died in April 2015 at Bristol Royal Hospital due to a pseudomonas infection, initially misdiagnosed; a second inquest revealed failures in timely antibiotics and communication, causing years of distress for his parents who fought for the truth and exposed a catalogue of fai...
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44% Bias Score

NHS Rolls Out New Drug for Rare Childhood Epilepsy
The NHS is providing fenfluramine, a new drug, to hundreds of children aged two and over in England with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome (LGS), a severe, rare form of epilepsy, to improve their quality of life by reducing seizures; it's the first non-cannabis-based treatment for LGS approved by NICE.

NHS Rolls Out New Drug for Rare Childhood Epilepsy
The NHS is providing fenfluramine, a new drug, to hundreds of children aged two and over in England with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome (LGS), a severe, rare form of epilepsy, to improve their quality of life by reducing seizures; it's the first non-cannabis-based treatment for LGS approved by NICE.
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40% Bias Score
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