Health Business summarises the key features of the recently-launched ‘Guidelines for the management of Norovirus outbreaks in acute and community health and social care settings’
Parking at healthcare sites continues to cause controversy, and the general theme seems to revolve around charging. Dave Smith of the British Parking Association sets the scene
Obesity is one of the greatest public health challenges of modern times, especially in the UK, with its negative health consequences and huge cost to the NHS and the wider cost to the society.
Health Business chats to David Davis from the newly formed Independent Ambulance Association about the patient transport challenges facing the NHS and private sector, now and in the future.
Accenture conducted an online survey of 3,727 physicians across eight countries, including Australia, Canada, England, France, Germany, Singapore, Spain and the US.
Heston Blumenthal was drafted in by the NHS to spice up their menus last year, and visited Alder Hey hospital for his Channel 4 series ‘Heston’s 'Michelin Impossible’.
Delivering £20bn of efficiency savings was always going to challenge the NHS. But will its cut backs affect the cleaning industry, and will ward hygiene and patient safety be put at risk?
Daniel Hawtin, managing director of The Shredding Alliance explains the steps that need to be taken to procure a cost effective shredding supplier without the risk of compromising security levels
Many jobs within the health sector require staff to work alone, either regularly or occasionally. Alex Carmichael, technical director at the British Security Industry Association, explains how security technology is helping to keep such lone workers safe
Hospital parking is often an easy target for a media hungry for emotional headlines. But properly-managed parking facilities serve a vital purpose, as well as releasing healthcare budgets
At a time when healthcare providers are tasked with improving the quality of services, whilst also reducing costs, providing medical equipment that is working efficiently and effectively is more important than ever – and more challenging than ever
Using intelligent design to reduce infection rates
Wednesday, 07 December 2011 15:22
As part of a comprehensive re-think, new hospital patient bedside space designs are now available to the market as a result of a national design challenge
A newly-published guide from NICE identifies the organisational characteristics, arrangements and practices needed to prevent and control healthcare associated infections (HCAIs)
Mobile deployment is not just about the technology. Finding and supporting the users is critical to ensuring success. Health Business summarises the recent National Mobile Health Worker Project progress report