GMC looks for views of medical professionals in training Physicians in training will begin participating in the world’s largest survey of postgraduate medical education later today (March 24). The national training study (NTS) involves more than 50,000 doctors and is viewed as a vital step of the quality of medical education and training in the […]
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HSSD in Alderney ‘has a long method to go on trust’ It follows the release of an independent report by the Good Governance Institute into how HSSD managed the investigation into Dr Rory Lyons, envisioned, who was cleared of any criminal misdeed in relation to client deaths and his licence to practice restored by the
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Harford council supports state bills to hasten building of new Havre de Grace medical center Harford County Council members clashed briefly Tuesday night over a request to support pending state legislation tied to University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health’s expansion plans in the county. Eventually, the council voted 5-2 to authorize letters of assistance for
Parents facing ‘astonishing pressure’ since of hold-ups in detecting autism A STRATEGY to clear the stockpile of evaluations for autism in Kirklees within a year is now being presented, it has been revealed. Speaking during a Parliamentary argument on the issue of prolonged delays in medical diagnosis, Batley and Spen MP Jo Cox exposed that
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Shaken Babies: What’s the Truth?Parents face prison or losing their children, if courts find them guilty of damaging their infants by shaking them. One doctor who frequently appears as a professional witness for the defence is now herself on trial charged by the General Medical Council of offering undependable proof in shaken-baby cases. Reporter Alison
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