Baby units under pressure due to staff shortages: study
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Sick babies are being turned away from many neonatal units in England because of a shortage of specialist nurses and cots, a report said Wednesday.
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The NHS faces a fragile future because of a growing reliance on agencies and foreign workers, nurses&#39; leaders warned yesterday.
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UK - The NHS is facing a &quot;fragile future&quot; as the number of nurses choosing to leave the profession and the cost of employing agency staff increases, a new report warns.
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A shortage of donor bodies is putting medical teaching at risk, UK authorities warn.
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Problems during pregnancy could be an indicator a baby will be at a higher risk of cot death, scientists suggest.
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One in three abused babies who return to their families is harmed again, say experts.
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Businesses are having difficulty recruiting staff with the right skills, say the British Chambers of Commerce.
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More must be done to ensure patients do not stay in hospital longer than needed, a report finds.
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A quarter of parents say they worry about whether they are looking after their children properly, a study says.
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Media & professional: Â· Shortage of labour threatens crisis for farmsÂ· Squeeze may put more imported fruit on shelves
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About nine out of ten mothers find it difficult to get a job with enough flexibility, a survey suggests.
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Out-of-hours GP services are suffering because of a lack of funding from regional health bosses, doctors say.
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Â· Bursaries not all allocated at eight institutionsÂ· Many youngsters unsure if they are eligible
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Forty-three maternity units across the UK are under threat, the Conservatives have warned.
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CHANGES IN the training of junior doctors and the introduction of the European Working Time Directive has led to a chronic shortage of qualified staff and warnings that patient care could be compromised, ...
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Sending children to nursery school gives them a major head start in the three Rs, research reveals today. The government-backed study will be welcomed by working parents who spend up to Â£900 a month on nurseries and playgroups.
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Obese mothers-to-be need significantly more NHS care than pregnant women of a healthy weight, a study says.