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Suffolk hospitals spent £3m spent on agency nurses in 2022 | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

Suffolk hospitals spent £3m spent on agency nurses in 2022 | East Anglian Daily Times

Nearly £3million was spent on agency nurses last year in two NHS foundation trusts in Suffolk, according to new figures.

Source: eadt.co.uk
Suffolk hospitals spent £3m spent on agency nurses in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Suffolk hospitals spent £3m spent on agency nurses in 2022

Nearly £3million was spent on agency nurses last year in two NHS foundation trusts in Suffolk, according to new figures.

NHS spent more than £1.3bn on agency nurses amid strikes last year - Vimarsana News

NHS spent more than £1.3bn on agency nurses amid strikes last year

The NHS spent more than £1.3 billion on agency nurses last year, with costs soaring amid the first strikes, new figures show.

Source: yahoo.com
'Tinkering won't deliver the vast increase in student nurses required' - Vimarsana News

'Tinkering won't deliver the vast increase in student nurses required'

Alistair Fitt believes bold reform of the healthcare education system is needed to deliver the student nurses required by the NHS. Read more.

Why anaesthetists are calling for an extraordinary meeting on anaesthesia associates - Vimarsana News

Why anaesthetists are calling for an extraordinary meeting on anaesthesia associates

Richard Marks explains why a group of anaesthetists is calling for a wider debate on increasing the number of anaesthesia associates In the past I never really gave much thought to anaesthesia associates. I knew that they were science graduates or healthcare practitioners who did a two year course that allowed them to provide anaesthetic care. Theoretically, they always worked under supervision and with a very restricted scope of practice, although I had heard from colleagues that both of these restrictions were being breached. Yet there were only a few hundred associates in the country. What ...

Source: bmj.com