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Lucy Letby debate mentions Morecambe Bay maternity scandal - Vimarsana News

Lucy Letby debate mentions Morecambe Bay maternity scandal

THE Morecambe Bay maternity scandal and protection for whistleblowers were raised in a parliamentary debate on the Countess of Chester Hospital…

Tinder for the NHS! Health chiefs will match patients with hospitals with shorter waits further from home in bid to clear record Covid backlogs - Vimarsana News

Tinder for the NHS! Health chiefs will match patients with hospitals with shorter waits further from home in bid to clear record Covid backlogs

Patients will be given a profile detailing their symptoms or treatment needs. These can then be reviewed by managers and medics at 650 private and NHS providers across England.

'Being a neonatal nurse is very fulfilling' - Vimarsana News

'Being a neonatal nurse is very fulfilling'

Chair of the Neonatal Nurses Association Róisín McKeon-Carter on her journey working in neonatal nursing.

Meet the surgeon transforming lives at Woodlands Hospital - Vimarsana News

Meet the surgeon transforming lives at Woodlands Hospital

ONE of the country’s most experienced and respected orthopaedic surgeons is holding an Open Evening at Woodlands Hospital, Darlington, on June 5,…

South Holland patients wait 74 weeks for routine appointment with United Lincolnshire Hospitals' Trust dermatology service - Vimarsana News

South Holland patients wait 74 weeks for routine appointment with United Lincolnshire Hospitals' Trust dermatology service

Patients in South Holland are waiting more than 70 weeks for a routine skin appointment – a further sign of strain on the NHS.