Last month, at what we now fervently hope was the height of the current pandemic, we looked at the impact of Covid-19 on hospital waiting lists. Now, as cases and admissions are thankfully on a downward trend, we can take another look at what the A&E activity figures tell us about changes in emergency care.
Back in August we looked at the impact of the pandemic on NHS cancer services. The concern then was that patients were not being seen or treated quickly enough or in some cases, given the drop-off in activity, not being diagnosed in the first place. Given the false dawn lull in Covid cases back in the summer, now all too clearly the calm before the storm, what is the situation now?
Are clinicians really providing inappropriate care to the tune of over 350,000 spells every year?
Almost all NHS services have been badly affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. Referrals have declined, elective operations have been postponed and clinics cancelled. Cancer services
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We helped this GP specialist supplier adapt in the face of Covid-19 by assuring how they access patient records remotely.
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Last month, at what we now fervently hope was the height of the current pandemic, we looked at the impact of Covid-19 on hospital waiting lists. Now, as cases and admissions are thankfully on a downward trend, we can take another look at what the A&E activity figures tell us about changes in emergency care.
Back in August we looked at the impact of the pandemic on NHS cancer services. The concern then was that patients were not being seen or treated quickly enough or in some cases, given the drop-off in activity, not being diagnosed in the first place. Given the false dawn lull in Covid cases back in the summer, now all too clearly the calm before the storm, what is the situation now?
Are clinicians really providing inappropriate care to the tune of over 350,000 spells every year?
Almost all NHS services have been badly affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. Referrals have declined, elective operations have been postponed and clinics cancelled. Cancer services
Memberships and email alerts Access expert resources that help you stay informed and support you in your everyday role. All our memberships start with a free
Upcoming webinar events Join our team and other colleagues in one of our free live or on-demand webinars. All our webinars are free to access and recorded
We helped this GP specialist supplier adapt in the face of Covid-19 by assuring how they access patient records remotely.
Privacy This is the privacy notice of Monmouth Partners Limited. In this document, “we”, “our”, or “us” refer to Monmouth Partners Limited. We are company
As used in this Agreement the following terms and expressions have the meanings set out below: “Agreement” means this agreement comprising the clauses here and
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