Articles, tagged with "nhs", page 1
10th February 2012
Is Medical Web Design Different to Traditional Web Design? Almost everyone now has access to an Internet connection and as usage has increased, so has traffic to medical websites. There are now estimated to be in excess of 39 million medically-orientated ...
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Author:
Michiel Van Kets
20th January 2012
Over the last decade the internet has become a familiar presence in most of our lives and beyond providing us with an unprecedented source of information it has also fundamentally changed the way we communicate, shop, socialise and even carry out our poli...
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StuMitchellmw
20th January 2012
Up for grabs will be distressed corporate loans, property debt and non-core businesses as European banks shrink their balance-sheets to meet stricter capital requirements. Huw Van Steenis of Morgan Stanley estimates that banks will have to downsize their ...
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Author:
emiharding
18th January 2012
Investing in your health is arguably the most important investment you can make in your life and for many the one-size-fits-all solution of the NHS, whilst being a great institution, does not offer them the personal level of care that they want and often ...
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StuMitchellmw
10th January 2012
10 years ago no person would've forecast how desperately the NHS would fare as an organisation, regrettably it's no longer well-performing. Reform, cut-backs and scary stories in relation to lack of drugs, simple hygiene and poor health care are making in...
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Author:
mmatthewsm
28th December 2011
That horrible feeling of being powerless when anyone in our family becomes unwell can be quite a crushing blow, and it's unfortunately much too common. Even when a person we love has a long-term health problem we could still experience an overwhelming sen...
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Author:
janellegou
29th November 2011
Outsourcing get that level of expertise dedicated to one side means an expert. This can be invaluable and will prove him worthy to be charged. Experienced employees who work from home may lie with other departments in terms of accuracy and data security i...
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Author:
Joseph Hayden
18th November 2011
Copyright (c) 2011 Julie Glynn
When you elect to undergo a plastic surgery procedure, you put a huge amount of trust into your surgeon. That is why if something goes wrong, you will be left feeling very distressed, and will most likely be facing physic...
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Author:
Julie Glynn
18th November 2011
It is said that the eyes are the windows to the soul and it is incredibly important that we take care of our vision. Do you feel worried or concerned about your eyesight? If mobility is becoming a problem or you just do not have the time to spare to book ...
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Author:
Clement Divin
16th November 2011
Copyright (c) 2011 Julie Glynn
Every year, the NHS performs around 40,000 hysterectomy operations, making it a particularly common procedure in the UK. More often than not, these operations are carried out without complication, and a woman will make a ...
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Author:
Julie Glynn
11th November 2011
Obesity is a serious issue that is causing problems for the people of the UK and according to government reports it is causing a great strain on the NHS. So what can we do to help ourselves to lose weight? In the old days it would have been to go on a die...
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Author:
headlineplus
28th October 2011
For any business, time is money, which is why the bulk document scanning solution can be very useful to have a good partner. However, when choosing a supplier, it pays to shop around. This article is for everything you sure you are the right fit for you a...
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Author:
joseph
17th August 2011
Do you ever get the feeling that your mind is just permanently switched on, that the thoughts just keep going round and round endlessly? Do you find yourself feeling really frustrated, worried or tired, but for no particular reason? It’s as if no matter w...
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Author:
Andy Puddicombe
08th August 2011
It’s a dream – going to work, on a train that you know will be there on time, taking a trip to the A&E at your local hospital knowing that you wont have to wait for more than 4 hours until you are seen. Waiting one year for an operation, a waiting lis...
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Author:
RandyKing
18th July 2011
The NHS is piloting an eight week course in gardening and vegetable growing to help combat depression.
This is not a new ‘therapy’ as many daycare centres have a gardening group, but in the past has focused on flowers and garden shrubs. The thought b...
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Author:
Mary
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