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NHS bookings for COVID-19 vaccinations open as winter programme starts early
of Health and Social Care (DHSC) and the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA). ... Other groups who are eligible for this year’s vaccination campaign include frontline health and social care staff, unpaid carers and household contacts of those at risk.
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NHS England to bring forward flu and COVID-19 vaccine programmes
In line with the latest guidance announced by the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) and the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA), millions of eligible people will now be offered ... Residents of older adult care homes, people who are
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Mind the gender gap: how marcomms can tackle gender health inequality
solely rely on the Department of Health and Social Care to address it, nor is it inclusive of trans women. ... Using well-known spokespeople, patient influencers, social influencers and HCP influencers to ensure women’s health topics are represented
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Lack of evidence for AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine says UK Department of Health
The UK’s Department of Health and Social Care has decided not to buy AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 drug, Evusheld, due to a lack of evidence about the vaccine’s effectiveness ... The Department of Health and Social Care says it has conducted a ‘robust
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Over 47,000 stroke patients to miss out on ‘game-changing’ treatment, the Stroke Association warns
The organisation has also requested that the government’s Department of Health and Social Care develop a sustainable workforce plan and for NHS England to address challenges in transfers to and ... between hospitals in its upcoming Urgent &Emergency
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NHS awarded George Cross for efforts shown during the COVID-19 pandemic
The pair were joined by Pritchard’s counterparts, Caroline Lamb from NHS Scotland and Judith Paget from NHS Wales, along with Peter May, permanent secretary at the Department of Health and ... chief executive of Health and Social Care Northern Ireland.
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How AI is finally helping rare diseases gain more than just attention
The event comes at an interesting time, especially in the UK where England’s Rare Diseases Action Plan 2022 was recently published, outlining how the government’s Department of Health and ... Social Care will implement the UK Rare Diseases Framework,
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Evolution or revolution: the latest review of NICE methods
By Leela Barham. The UK’s National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) doesn’t stand still, having seen many changes during its 20-year existence. ... Leela worked as an advisor to the Department of Health and Social Care on the 2019
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The UK’s new medicines pricing deal – opportunities and risks for pharma
It is also the only NHS organisation that is name-checked as having an opportunity – alongside the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) and the Association of the British Pharmaceutical ... PAS allows companies to table proposals which can help
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The UK’s new five-year pricing agreement
The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) overview. The affordability mechanism. ... of reaching the upper quartile of uptake for the five highest health gain categories.
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In conversation with Pfizer’s Erik Nordkamp
Likewise, a new voluntary scheme agreed with the Department of Health and Social Care could provide an opportunity for the Government and industry to anchor solutions into upcoming plans and policies. ... In 2015, Health Minister Maggie De Block entered
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Hanover Health appoints James Mole as a director
In his new role at Hanover Health, Mole will lead various blue-chip pharmaceutical accounts, applying his background of media expertise while managing stakeholder relationships and supporting agency clients. ... Most recently, he developed a new smoking
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Mark Caulfield departs from Genomics England to take on CEO role at Barts Life Sciences
of Health and Social Care, Office for Life Sciences, London Borough of Tower Hamlets, NHS Property Services and Barts Charity. ... By bringing together the NHS, academia, industry and health science organisations we will inspire, invent, and accelerate
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akt health communications hires Heather Tarplee as senior account director
the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC). ... Commenting on Tarplee’s appointment, Katy Foy, founding director of akt health said: “Heather is an exceptionally talented communications professional who will undoubtedly add value to our offering
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Femtech: Transforming the future of women's healthcare
Government strategies. On Friday 4th February, the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) published the new Medical Technology Strategy. ... Whilst the intention set for the health and social care system to reliably access these technologies is a
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Action on Anti-microbial resistance: Will the UK rise to the challenge
We are three years into the UK Government’s 20-Year Vision for Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR), and the Department of Health and Social Care recently launched a consultation for the next ... Similarly, 50% of Integrated Care Systems and acute trusts met
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How marketers are balancing the changing trends in women's health
2021 the Department for Health and Social Care collected evidence from tens of thousands of UK women in the ‘Women’s health – let’s talk about it’ survey. ... Department of Health and Social Care. Results of the ‘Women’s Health – Let’s
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Improving healthcare for rare disease patients
Accessed March 1, 2022. Smedley D, et al. 100, 000 Genomes Pilot on Rare-Disease Diagnosis in Health Care — Preliminary Report. ... Accessed March 1, 2022. Department of Health and Social Care. The UK Rare Diseases Framework.; 2021.
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What do NHS changes and the Life Sciences Vision mean for medicines?
NHS, one which articulates their contribution to the prevention agenda and how they can relieve the burden of care on the health system. ... In contrast to the 2017 Life Sciences Industrial Strategy, the LSV is a Government publication endorsed by the
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