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08/30/2006

Nursing news

Nursing organisations have warned that about 70% of newly qualified nurses cannot find jobs in the UK's National Health Service (NHS). …

08/30/2006

Royal Society of Medicine under new leadership

The Royal Society of Medicine (RSM) has appointed a new Chief Executive: Stephen Dodd, and new President: Professor Ilora Finlay. …

08/30/2006

Disease prevention

In the line of the symposium `Preventive Medicine - Costs, Uses, Technology´ in Nuremberg, healthcare experts dicussed how to cut costs. …

08/30/2006

Foreign doctors say Non! to `slave labour´ wages

Pay rows threaten French health minister's political future. …

08/30/2006

The highest spend in EU

The UK spends more of its healthcare budget on cardiovascular disease than any other country in the EU. …

08/30/2006

The Spanish National Centre for Cardiovascular Research

The objective of the CNIC is to lead cardiovascular research in Spain and establish itself as a leading international centre. …

08/07/2006

Collaboration between imaging facilities

Peter Bogner MD PhD describes current projects aimed at enhancing patient care in South-West Hungary. …

08/07/2006

Innovations:

By Professor Maximilian F Reiser, director of the Institute of Clinical Radiology at the University Clinic, Munich, Germany …

08/07/2006

Health technology assessments

An unnecessary rein on medical innovations, or a wise insurance for patients' protection? …

08/07/2006

Controversy: the nurse-surgeon

Nurse-surgeon training in the UK is lively discussed for other European countries doing the same to address their lack of qualified surgeons. …

08/07/2006

Aging and death

A medical failure or biological necessity? …

08/07/2006

Romania

In preparation for EU entry, Romania's laboratories are in the process of raising standards. …

08/07/2006

Spanish model spreads wings

The Valencia Community Government, applying actual Spanish Legislation, has promoted an innovative healthcare model -based on private management of a public hospital. …

08/03/2006

EU challenge to worldwide BRCA2 gene patent

An unparalleled legal challenge has been underway in the EU regarding the number of human gene patents held by US-based corporation Myriad Genetics. …

08/03/2006

Facing the future

Increase in COPD and chronic respiratory disease patients will challenge the European Healthcare Systems in the future. …

08/03/2006

High flyers and high earners

Thousands of foreign medical professionals underpin the UK's National Health Service (NHS). In 2004, of the country's newly registered medics, two thirds of the doctors, and over …

08/02/2006

Healthcare in Spain

General information concerning the country's healthcare is held at the Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE). …

08/02/2006

Under the microscope

The Netherlands needs greater integrated care and fuller governmental co-operation with healthcare professionals. …

08/02/2006

Pandemic panic sends feathers flying

AIDS, SARS and now H5NI; just a brief beginning or the end? As the virus moves towards Europe, and millions of birds are slaughtered, interest has risen in a Chinese herb, a …

07/13/2006

The Netherlands and Belgium

Healthcare authorities have advised university hospitals to slowdown surgical training, because, after years of study, qualified Dutch surgeons can find no employment. …

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