Health in 2016 going somewhere, but maybe not fast

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By Ian Targett, health director, and John Clarke, account director, at Westminster Advisors

Trust me – I’m a doctor in your pocket

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Can GP apps cure the ills of the doctor’s waiting room or are they little more than a complementary medicine?HMn talks to the providers...

Trust me – I’m a doctor in your pocket

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Can GP apps cure the ills of the doctor’s waiting room or are they little more than a complementary medicine?

Land of the Giants

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The independent mental health sector in the UK has been consolidating at an unprecedented rate since the entry of two US health giants. In a...

Hospital profitability in different geographies

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The difference between central London and the rest of the UK in terms of private healthcare has long been a matter of discussion and...

Overseas firms investing in British private healthcare By Frieda Klotz

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The past two years has seen a series of overseas investments in UK private healthcare companies. Last year the US hospital management firm Universal Health...

A road well travelled

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Suhail Mirza looks at the Health Secretary’s latest measures to curb agency spending in the NHS and argues that perhaps it is time to...

Pay As You Go Ultrasound: Lowering the Barriers to Providing Advance Treatment Options

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Lisa de Sousa explores the benefits of on-demand ultrasoundMOST people probably wouldn’t see a link between haulage and healthcare. But for one team of innovators,...

Healthcare staffing in the private sector

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Stepahnie Spicer looks at the challenges facing independent sector providersThe issue of staffing costs for the NHS is a regular topic in the national...

Expanding private cancer provision

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Independent sector providers are building on their capability to offer complex care and treatment for a range of cancers. Alison Cooke investigatesRather than being the...
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