The NHS covering mid and south Essex has acknowledged that a surge in breast cancer referrals is impeding the achievement of cancer waiting time targets. Despite an anticipated improvement in cancer diagnosis waiting times following
Shire Hall officials are expressing deep concern over the state of the healthcare system, particularly regarding cancer waiting times in Gloucestershire. They are taking proactive steps by drafting a letter to the Chief Executive of
Alice and Lewis Jones endured the heart-wrenching experience of witnessing their 18-month-old child, Ronnie, succumb to a devastating brain injury due to medical negligence at Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital. This tragedy unfolded amidst a broader
The Homerton Fertility Centre in London has had its operating license suspended by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) due to “significant concerns” regarding the clinic’s operations. This action follows three incidents involving errors
For the past few months ‘The Royal Sussex County Hospital’ has consistently shown up in the news for medical negligence and malpractice incidents. Several of the negligence news reports we have covered have related to
An A&E doctor has been struck off after misdiagnosing a patient who subsequently died, and then making efforts to conceal the mistake. Dr. Allen Demanya, formerly of Royal Glamorgan Hospital near Talbot Green, was found
Three hospital trusts in Greater Manchester have collectively paid out nearly £6 million in compensation for birth injuries sustained by mothers and babies during childbirth. In a report published by MEN, details of payments to
A recent report by the Public Services Ombudsman for Wales exposes prolonged waits exceeding five years for surgeries due to errors by Swansea Bay Health Board. The Health Board’s mistakes, especially regarding knee and hip
In a disturbing revelation, a Surrey NHS Trust has quietly paid out £35 million in birth injury compensation over the last two years, exposing “shockingly poor care” within NHS maternity units and bringing attention to
New research has shed light on the most common mistakes occurring in NHS hospitals, with wrong-site surgery, foreign objects, and incorrect implants or prostheses emerging as predominant concerns. Among these, wrong-site surgery, where surgical intervention
