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Diabetes patient to be offered artificial-pancreas technology Tens of thousands of people with type 1 diabetes in England will receive a new technology, called an artificial pancreas, combining a gluc ...

The episode began with a sobering look at the performance of health and care services post-winter. Despite the NHS consistently ranking as a top priority in public opinion polls, public satisfaction h ...

In a recent episode of the King’s Fund podcast, a panel of experts from the King's Fund discussed the pressing issues facing the UK’s health and care system. Led by host Ruth Robertson, the conversati ...

We are proud to have formed a partnership with Acute and General Medicine for this year’s event.  This alliance sends a vital message to healthcare professionals that wellbeing in the health sector is ...

Peter’s Journey: An Example of Shared Decision Making – The Centre for Perioperative Care  The Centre for Perioperative Care has published a new video illustrating what shared decision making should l ...

The campaign to introduce Martha’s Rule spearheaded by Martha's mother Merope Mills highlighted the importance of voicing concerns, challenging decisions, and calling for second opinions, ‘which could ...

‘Degrading’ corridor care is causing patient harm warns Dr Tim Cooksley, past president of the Society for Acute Medicine – The Independent   In January, the number of A&E patients waiting over 12 hou ...

Taking place on November 14-15, 2023, concurrently with the acclaimed Acute & General Medicine Conference, the Anaesthesia & Critical Care event bought together over 1,300 healthcare professionals spe ...

Take a look at Dr Luke Flowers research below on the care of transgender patients in critical care: A call to action  CLICK HERE

Over a thousand healthcare professionals gathered in London for Anaesthesia & Critical Care 2022 as the annual conference returned for two insightful days to help the profession stay up to date with t ...