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Henry Bloom Noble Healthcare Trust facilitates provision of student accommodation - Vimarsana News

Henry Bloom Noble Healthcare Trust facilitates provision of student accommodation

The Manx Care Medical Education Department hosted the Henry Bloom Noble Healthcare Trust (HBNHT) for the official opening of a new medical studen...

Norovirus: Visiting 'temporarily paused' at Cheshire West hospitals | Chester and District Standard - Vimarsana News

Norovirus: Visiting 'temporarily paused' at Cheshire West hospitals | Chester and District Standard

VISITING restrictions will remain in place for all adult acute inpatient areas of Ellesmere Port Hospital and the Countess of Chester Hospital…

Almost 90% of doctors think the way physician associates or anaesthesia associates work in the NHS could be a risk to patient safety, survey finds - Vimarsana News

Almost 90% of doctors think the way physician associates or anaesthesia associates work in the NHS could be a risk to patient safety, survey finds

Some 86 per cent said patients are not aware of the difference between the roles. The BMA is warning a 'blurring' of the distinction 'can, and has, led to fatal consequences'.

Leading medics sound alarm over physician associates - Vimarsana News

Leading medics sound alarm over physician associates

A new poll suggests the majority of doctors are concerned about patient safety risks.

Cut-price physician associates with just two years of training will now be regulated by same watchdog as real doctors in 'dangerous' move that will 'blur the line' - Vimarsana News

Cut-price physician associates with just two years of training will now be regulated by same watchdog as real doctors in 'dangerous' move that will 'blur the line'

Health officials plan to massively increase the number of associates working in the NHS and say the General Medical Council is ideally placed to regulate them. But BMA says it will be 'dangerous'.