Professional Footballers 5 Times More Likely To Die From Alzheimer’s
A study published in The New England Journal of Medicine on 21 October 2019 into ‘Neurodegenerative Disease Mortality among Former Professional Soccer Players’ has […]
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NHS Surgery Delays Put Patients at Risk of Opioid Addictions
Experts have warned that the increasing delays in routine surgeries are putting patients at dangerous risk of become dependent on opioids and painkillers. Last […]
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‘Little Progress’ In NHS Patient Safety
Professor Ted Baker, The Chief Inspector of Hospitals at the Care Quality Commission (CQC) has said that there has been “little progress” in improving […]
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Baby Loss Awareness Week
Today marks the last day of Baby Loss Awareness Week, so Pryers sat down to talk with Charlies Angel Centre, a family-led charity that […]
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NHS Resolution Report On The Early Notification Scheme Progress
NHS Resolution have published a progress report on the first year of the Early Notification scheme, a new approach designed to speed up the […]
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“Government Disruption” Impacting Road Safety, Says Charity
A UK road safety charity has expressed concerns that the government is not doing enough to tackle road safety issues. IAM RoadSmart, has stated […]
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Birth Injuries Could Be Avoided, Says NHS Report
An NHS Resolution report has found that the number of babies born with avoidable birth injuries could be significantly reduced with improved foetal heart […]
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Concerns Raised as NHS Relies on Costly Loans
An NHS think-tank has raised concerns that hospitals in England are “lurching” from month to month on “emergency” government loans to cover costs of […]
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Migrant Fees Put Mothers and Babies at Risk, Say UK Midwives
The UK government policy to charge overseas visitors and those without papers in the UK for national health services (NHS) is putting vulnerable migrants […]
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GPs Told To Restrict Specialist Referrals Under NHS ‘Rationing’ Scheme
GPs in London have been asked to avoid referring some patients to secondary care as part of a strict programme of service rationing. The […]
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Concerns For Patient Safety After NHS Spending On Private Ambulances Soars.
Campaigners have raised concerns about patient safety after reports that the NHS spent nearly £10million in the last year on private ambulances and taxis […]
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Spot the Bike Campaign
Pryers who are specialise in Personal Injury claims have launched a new social media campaign promoting road safety. Our ‘Spot the Bike’ Campaign promotes […]
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