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UK Asks Citizens To Stay Safe, Sober Over Holidays Amid Ambulance Strike

People across the United Kingdom are being warned to no "get so drunk" over the holiday due to reduced emergency personnel from a strike.

With peak yet to come, Europe's healthcare groans under Omicron's swift spread

Europe's healthcare systems are being strained once again by the rapid spread of the Omicron variant of the coronavirus over the holiday period, with large numbers of key staff ill or... | January 10, 2022

With peak yet to come, Europe's healthcare groans under Omicron's swift spread

Spain mulls loosening COVID tracking system, UK strikes deal with private sector

Blaydon family's Christmas celebration after 'life-changing drug' made available for rare disorder

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Children needing routine treatment seen on time at Great Western Hospitals Trust

NHS rules state patients referred for non-urgent consultant-led care should be seen within 18 weeks. Data from NHS Digital shows almost all patients on the waiting list for paediatric care at Great Western Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust in May were seen within that period. It meant only 19 children waited longer, and the trust met the 92% NHS target. It contrasts with the picture across England, where more than 72,600 youngsters had been on the waiting list for more than 18 weeks in May, meaning around 29% had been waiting too long for treatment. The Patients Association and Healthwatch England have called on the NHS to ensure families are kept up to date while waiting for treatment.

Children waiting too long for hospital treatment at Frimley Health

Mid Cheshire Hospitals Trust waiting time for kids too long

Mid Cheshire Hospitals Trust waiting time for kids too long

Children needing routine treatment seen on time at York Teaching Hospital