A&E Department Closes due to Junior Doctors’ Strikes
The accident and emergency department at a hospital in the west of England is closed due to strike action by junior doctors.
The accident and emergency department at a hospital in the west of England is closed due to strike action by junior doctors.
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In a compelling address at Chamber and IQVIA’S Midlands Seminar, Preet Kaur Gill, Shadow Minister for Primary Care and Public Health, outlined the party’s vision for enhancing health outcomes in the region.
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Mark MacDonald writes for Chamber on how making dementia a priority will help to mend the health and social care system.
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To mark World Aids Day 2023, Chamber hosted a discussion where panellists delved into the issues surrounding HIV/AIDS including tackling stigma, the role of communities and the ambitious goal of eliminating HIV transmission in the UK by 2030.
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