Patient safety warning issued over the rapid drainage of pleural effusion fluid from chest drains
Investigations revealed that staff did not always expect large quantities of pleural fluid to drain.
Investigations revealed that staff did not always expect large quantities of pleural fluid to drain.
The move comes amid rising concerns that hospitals and intensive care units will become overwhelmed.
The document suggests that video calls should be used where other options are not available.
Hundreds of nurses working with vulnerable children and families were redeployed in March to assist with the pandemic response.
The UK Resuscitation Council has set out how to do CPR with reduced risk to the bystander.
In April the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) and the British Medical Association(BMA) condemned the use of so-called ‘blanked DNACPR...
A study has warned of elevated international normalised ratios in COVID patients. The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA)...
Patients may still be experiencing symptoms more than three weeks after infection.
Almost 29,000 doctors and medical students answered questions about their views on physician-assisted dying.
90% of maternity services have had a decline in attended appointments due to the pandemic.
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