Funding 'crisis' in medical units
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The future of specialist medicine is at risk due to the way university research is funded, a doctors' leader says.
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The future of medicine in the UK is at risk due to the closure of university science departments, doctors say.
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October 22, 2004 -- ALBANY - The multibillion-dollar health-care program that helps fund everything from medical colleges to insurance for poor children may run a shortfall by the end of the state fiscal year, Comptroller Alan Hevesi warned yesterday.
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The NHS in England is to spend Â£172m on management consultants this year, the Tories have claimed.
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A shortage of donor bodies is putting medical teaching at risk, UK authorities warn.
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Distraught staff receive counselling over unpaid bill
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TORONTO -- Post-partum depression clinics, breastfeeding clinics and other vital women&#39;s health services are on the chopping block as the province demands that hospitals balance their budgets next year, advocates warned yesterday.
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Medical-care ratio concerns trip up shareholders.
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Critics say new rules to standardise funding of continuing care in England do not go far enough.
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A shake-up of strategic health authorities has seen the NHS pay out more than Â£80m in redundancy, the BBC learns.
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Hospital wards and operating theatres are being cut and redundancies made as the NHS battles with a Â£500m deficit, a survey says.
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But say 'no more cash' NHS doctors have given the controversial new Â£12bn IT system their backing, but say that no more money should be spent on it. In a survey of 3,000 doctors, 66 per cent said they think the new system would make a positive change to the NHS.â¦
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NHS healthcare for cancer patients is not good enough, a think-tank of almost 1,000 doctors says.
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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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With a third of the nation&#39;s 5,000 hospitals losing money and another third just breaking even, 2005 will continue to be a stressful year for hospital finances.
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Cancer care across England is poorly  coordinated, funding varies widely from one area to another and  doctors are not referring patients for treatment quickly  enough, a parliamentary report said Wednesday.
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GPs are to be given their own budgets to pay for services for their patients.