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is Subject of	Open access to research findings will deliver huge benefits but will not be cost free, report says Management of venous thromboembolic diseases and the role of thrombophilia testing: summary of NICE guidance In brief National Commissioning Board admits struggle to recruit staff Every doctor has a duty to report suspected child abuse or neglect, says GMC Setting objectives for the NHS Commissioning Board Government makes up hospital bailout policies “on the hoof,” say MPs In brief Judges are baffled by baby’s painless skull fractures A third of children finishing primary school in England are overweight or obese Rare diseases are overlooked by doctors, policy makers, and guidelines, says think tank Failure rates of Birmingham hip implant exceed recommended level In brief Where are we with transparency over performance of doctors and institutions? Liver disease rises in England while falling elsewhere in Europe, report says Cutting emissions by drug industry is crucial to reducing NHS’s carbon footprint Government targets on obesity remain a challenge, says spending watchdog The NHS must change or die Number of NHS organisations in the red doubled last year, finds Audit Commission Monoclonal antibodies: magic bullets with a hefty price tag Revalidation seems to add little to the current appraisal process Spending cuts or higher taxes are needed to fund NHS in the next 50 years Physiotherapy intervention in Parkinson’s disease: systematic review and meta-analysis More regulation is not the answer to poor care, ministers are told What should clinical commissioning groups do on 1 April 2013? GPs refer men with urological cancers more promptly than women Experts disagree on whether cost of publishing research will fall, as open access grows, MPs hear Patients with prostate cancer and BRCA2 mutations need urgent treatment Drug companies should release data from all trials of licensed drugs, say MPs Lewisham A&E department will be downgraded, health secretary says Problem of violence against women with HIV is unacknowledged, say researchers BMA calls for meeting after health secretary blames GPs for pressure on emergency services Doctor who lied on his CV is allowed to return to work Acting on the lessons of Winterbourne View Hospital Study links poor access to GPs with greater use of emergency services Charging for some treatments is justified only if NHS proves it is efficient, says public Peer publishes bill to reinstate legal duty of health secretary to provide NHS “Absurd” rules are hampering research into controlled drugs, says former drugs adviser How long can we expect to live? Children’s heart surgery unit at Leeds and two other centres were close to “alert” threshold, figures show Government’s plan to raise dementia diagnoses gets mixed response Surgeon has 19 conditions placed on his practice Second children’s cardiac surgery unit set for closure takes its case to High Court Trust took 10 years to deal with consultant whose competence was in question, report says Case of Italian mother who underwent forced caesarean is to go to High Court Doubling of spending on dementia research by 2025 is inadequate, say experts Patients’ rating of treatment tells you more about patients than hospitals, research concludes Has the Data Protection Act been misused as a fig leaf for medical secrecy? NHS “pays twice” for patients at walk-in centres who are registered elsewhere, study finds Obesity harms a woman’s chances of conception, study shows Better care for elderly will replace some “box ticking” under new GP contract Seven day working will be a challenge in terms of resources and changing contracts, conference hears Importance of monitoring health inequalities Sarah Wollaston: from GP to MP Prohibition on assisting a suicide is interference with rights of severely disabled people, UK Supreme Court is told Hunt promises crackdown on foreigners who misuse NHS, despite GPs’ objections to checking entitlement GMC and vulnerable doctors: too blunt an instrument? GP confronts health minister over pressures of the job Predicting psychopaths’ violent behaviour is no better than chance, study finds Patient groups accuse European parliament of putting economic interests ahead of safety on medical devices Baby food giants accused of wooing mothers in India off breastfeeding Plans to abolish bodies regulating fertility treatment and human tissues are discussed BMA meeting: Consultant Mark Porter is elected as chairman of BMA council The new NHS information strategy Profit is not a dirty word Doctors must challenge political decisions that will cause medical harm Global operation tackles internet trade in fake drugs Watchdog launches urgent inspection as 79 women are recalled over cancer test mistakes Breast surgeon is investigated by GMC over allegations of unnecessary surgery Two doctors are referred to the GMC for taking industrial action NHS health checks and QOF increase overtreatment Private hospitals look to NHS for elective operations as private medical insurance falls Delivering change is a “brutally exposing business,” GP commissioners are warned Doctor is allowed back to work after five year suspension with 16 conditions on his registration Suicides associated with the 2008-10 economic recession in England: time trend analysis Should patients be able to control their own records? Referral rate to outpatient services in London in some practices is triple that in others, report says Standard of lung cancer care improved slightly over past year, report shows New league table will drive improvements in hospitals and care homes, says health secretary GPs will not negotiate with government “with a gun to their head,” GP leader says Privately managed NHS trust will survive despite slow progress in cutting deficit, Circle says Heat related deaths could rise from 2000 to 12 000 a year by the 2080s, health agency says Laxatives for chronic constipation in adults Labour will halt sell off of NHS to private sector if elected, Burnham says Forty Years of Murder Experts urge commissioners to invest in self management courses for patients with chronic disease Boy must have surgery despite wishes of his mother, court rules Family of man with Down’s syndrome takes legal action over “do not resuscitate” order In brief Patients are more satisfied with their own GP than with out of hours care, survey shows Serious complaints against doctors, suspensions, and erasures all fell in UK in 2011 How the new guardians of public health are investing heavily in tobacco companies Cochrane review finds no proved benefit in drug treatment for patients with mild hypertension Regulator’s role in decision by ombudsman not to look into baby’s death is to be investigated Community treatment orders have not reduced admissions, study shows Independent commission will look at split between health and social care in England Royal Colleges call for “duty” on sugary drinks in action plan against obesity

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