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Indian-origin doctors union chief confirms pay offer ending strikes in UK - Vimarsana News

Indian-origin doctors union chief confirms pay offer ending strikes in UK

Dr Vishal Sharma said the agreement is “the end of the beginning” in consultants' efforts to restore their pay to 2008 levels and stressed it is “imperative” for the review body to utilise its independence to prevent future pay disputes.

NHS To Roll Out Digital Pathology For Faster Cancer Screening - Vimarsana News

NHS To Roll Out Digital Pathology For Faster Cancer Screening

The UK government is implementing the Screening Committee's recommendation to use digital pathology for faster cancer screening and diagnosis after trials showed effective results from NHS trials.

Rishi Sunak Announces AI Life Sciences Accelerator Mission To Develop AI-Driven Healthcare Solutions - Vimarsana News

Rishi Sunak Announces AI Life Sciences Accelerator Mission To Develop AI-Driven Healthcare Solutions

The UK government has chalked out a long-term plan to use AI to develop treatments for diseases with higher death rates through the AI Life Sciences Accelerator Mission.

UK Hospitals Crippled as Senior Doctors Strike for 48 Hours - Vimarsana News

UK Hospitals Crippled as Senior Doctors Strike for 48 Hours

Prominent doctors in England are expected to go on another 48-hour strike on Thursday. In the midst of an ongoing salary dispute between doctors and the British government, prominent doctors in England are expected to go on another 48-hour strike on Thursday.

Source: hngn.com
Most new doctors and nurses in UK came from India: What a study showed - Vimarsana News

Most new doctors and nurses in UK came from India: What a study showed

The study observed that India was the top country of nationality for newly-recruited overseas doctors (20 per cent) and nurses (46 per cent). | World News