Violent NHS patients 'could pay'
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Patients who are violent to NHS staff could be made to pay for their treatment, under Lib Dem proposals.
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An OFT probe finds the NHS is paying hundreds of millions of pounds too much for branded drugs, the BBC learns.
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By Justin Davenport, Oliver Finegold And Bo Wilson, Evening Standard. A former mental patient was being questioned today after the knife rampage which left one man dead and five other people seriously injured.
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Victim's fight could make legal history by extending the deadline for sufferers to seek compensation.
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The rising levels of obesity could bankrupt the NHS if left unchecked, doctors warn.
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FORMER shipyard workers at risk from a killer disease were today thrown a lifeline which could lead to pay-outs worth tens of thousands of pounds.
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Patients who want to see a GP in the evening should face a charge, some family doctors say.
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Health secretary warns four NHS hospitals over persistent poor service to patients.
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Patients are to be asked their views on NHS treatment in Scotland in a bid to improve services.
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GPs are to be given their own budgets to pay for services for their patients.
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Â· Â£500,000 student support payments to prisoners suspended Â· Opposition calls situation a fiasco
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Teachers call for support for staff attacked at school, after a conference hears assaults even happen in nurseries.
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During a recent visit to Jaipur I was informed that in the last two years the clinics and nursing homes of over 30 doctors had been attacked by attendants and friends of patients and the public.
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Hospitals have paid over Â£120 an hour for agency workers to cover for gaps in staffing, latest figures show.
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Plans to allow 24-hour drinking will raise the cost to the NHS of alcohol-fuelled harm, a top medical group says.
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English NHS is poor relation of service in other parts of UK, patients' group says
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Those rallying to keep open the doors of a hospital trauma unit serving a poor, violence-plagued neighborhood of Los Angeles have hit upon a more potent argument than mere dollars and cents.