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Hospital Administers Penicillin In Spite Of Allergy

David, 49 years old, from Newcastle had a history of an allergy to Penicillin based medication. In April 2017, David was prescribed a semi-synthetic […]

Medication Error Caused Iron Overload

Pryers acted on behalf of Mrs G who suffered serious and permanent complications after a Hospital negligently gave her unnecessary iron infusions. Mrs G […]

Renal Failure After Negligent Prescription and Monitoring

Pryers secured compensation for Mrs F after a Hospital negligently mismanaged her prescription of Metformin, causing kidney failure. Mrs F was prescribed Metformin to […]

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Health Secretary Details ‘Prevention’ Plan to Tackle NHS Issues

People must take more responsibility for managing their own health, the health minister has said, as he launched the latest NHS long-term strategy. The […]

9 Nov 2018

South East Coast Ambulance Service in ‘Special Measures’

An ambulance trust is to stay in special measures after the Care Quality Commission said it was too early to judge if improvements were […]

8 Nov 2018

NHS In Desperate Need of More Child Psychiatrists

The number of NHS psychiatrists treating children and young people is falling, despite a large rise in demand among under-18s needing urgent mental health […]

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