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Daily media bulletin
Tuesday 24 January 2012
By Theme
Health Select Committee publishes report on NHS efficiency savings
NHS reforms 'hindering drive to make savings' BBC
Health committee: NHS is 'salami slicing' and could miss savings target HSJ
NHS shake-up hindering cuts to spending, says report The Independent
By Publication
BBC
Mind-altering drugs research call
Stem cell eye remedy 'seems safe'
Objections to right-to-die plea
BMJ
UK launches new initiative against neglected tropical diseases
A second NHS trust turns to the army for help with staffing
Bird flu research is put on hold for 60 days
The Daily Mail
This will hurt... women feel more pain than men
Some children may 'grow out' of autism, suggests study
A life of brain-teasing could beat Alzheimer's disease with reading, writing and puzzles
The Guardian
Organ donor rates climbing too slowly, warns charity
HSJ
Government announces £5.2bn public health spend
CCG budget allocations delayed until February
The Independent
Doctors and nurses seek royal medical colleges' support to fight NHS reforms
Councils told to stub out big tobacco pension deals
The Mirror
Computer games fans less likely to develop Alzheimer's
Rheumatoid arthritis leaves one in three feeling depressed and lonely
Beginning of menopause can be predicted after genes breakthrough
The Nursing Times
NHS will use care home stories from public to inform practice
Worry grows as second senior nurse leaves NMC
Voluntary HCA plan could lead to 'formal regulation', says Mid Staffs group
Drug rounds must be protected in care homes to cut high error rates
Nurses to pay more than £7,600 towards pensions, figures suggest
Pulse
GPs could be barred from taking leave around Christmas
Clinical competence checks for EU-trained doctors 'not against rules'
Practice governance procedures to be included in GP revalidation
BMA launches CCG constitution guidance
The Telegraph
Elderly in crisis as councils cut care home funding
Women 'feel pain more than men'
First trial of human stem cell therapy in blind patients works
Puzzle habit 'staves off dementia'
Breast cancer screening 'can no longer be justified'
The Times
Patients face new negligence risk
Care home resident’s bed sore was down to the bone
Care crisis facing the elderly: MPs
