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Associate Parliamentary Health Group

Daily media bulletin

Friday 2 December 2011

By Theme

 

National Audit Office publishes report into CQC

Care regulator 'struggled to deliver' BBC

NHS watchdog under fire for 'putting patient care at risk' The Daily Mail

DH banned CQC from recruiting inspectors HSJ

Department of Health 'to blame' for CQC failings The Independent

Care home checks 'fell significantly' under CQC, warns NAO The Telegraph

 

Warning over increase in hospital admissions for liver disease

Liver disease 'epidemic' warning BBC

Alcohol-induced liver problems soar among young adults The Guardian

 

Consultant orthopaedic surgeon resigns from Barts and the London NHS Trust

Patients physically harmed by NHS cuts and bad management, says surgeon The Guardian

Inquiry launched after leading surgeon resigns over NHS cuts The Independent

 

New 3D screening device for diagnosing breast cancer

The eight-second scan that can detect breast cancer... using anti-landmine technology The Daily Mail

Quick, comfortable breast scans may be offered in chemists The Times

 

By Publication

 

BBC

Two extra stroke symptoms found

Chicken liver food poisoning link

 

BMJ

Out of hours GPs’ “culture of avoiding blame” is putting patients at risk

 

The Daily Mail

Could a simple pill costing 30p a day be the answer to getting pregnant?

UK 'now short of 5,000 midwives' as NHS £20bn savings target threatens frontline care

 

The Financial Times

Consort Medical receives boost from inhalers

 

The Guardian

Neglect and indignity: Stafford hospital inquiry damns NHS failings

Biography of cancer wins Guardian First Book award

Cocaine found on 11% of UK banknotes

Britons still happy despite financial woes, survey finds

 

HSJ

Flory: commissioners' savings plans on course

Francis: Mid Staffs report will aid NHS managers

CCG management could learn from schools - Lansley

Nicholson: electoral cycle means we have to do service changes in next 18 months

 

The Independent

Too posh to push? Chelsea has the highest caesarian rate in England

 

The Mirror

Teeth could be used to repair damaged spines, research suggests

 

The Nursing Times

Pension talks set to continue on Friday

Venous thromboembolism learning unit launched

 

Pulse

Hundreds of doctors mistakenly told they faced fitness-to-practise investigation by GMC

 

The Telegraph

High blood sugar 'speeds up ageing'

Siri refuses abortion clinics

Women trying to conceive should take vitamins: researchers

Families not told patients on 'death pathway'

Rise in 'bed blocking’ is costing the NHS £500,000 every day

Hundreds poisoned by pâté