OECD challenges NHS over third world recruiting
News Article 22 January 2004
Britain may still be recruiting nurses who are badly needed in the developing world, according to an international finance body.
Warning on consultant numbers
News Article 11 December 2003
The number of hospital consultants working in the UK is not growing fast enough, a report has warned.
NHS 'needs more consultants'
Press Review 11 December 2003
Online recruitment for the NHS
News Article 3 December 2003
Ministers have launched a new website aimed at improving recruitment in the NHS.
Criminal checks for GPs and dentists
Press Review 2 December 2003
NHS to see staff cut
Press Review 26 November 2003
Opposition back local pay plans
Press Review 24 November 2003
Junior doctors carrying out half of night operations
News Article 21 November 2003
Almost half of night time emergency hospital operations involve junior staff, according to new research.
Millions wasted by NHS on suspended staff, warns watchdog
News Article 6 November 2003
Millions of pounds are being wasted on paying suspended NHS staff to do nothing, Whitehall's spending watchdog has warned.
Reid to axe 1,400 Whitehall jobs
Press Review 31 October 2003
Restructuring cost NHS £70m
Press Review 27 October 2003
Suspended doctors cost NHS £50m
News Article 26 October 2003
Suspended doctors are costing the NHS £50 million a year, according to new research.
Deal reached between NHS and South Africa
News Article 24 October 2003
More health workers from South Africa could soon be working in the NHS following a new agreement reached between the British and South African governments.
Consultants back 20 per cent pay deal
Press Review 21 October 2003
Consultants accept contract offer
News Article 20 October 2003
NHS consultants have voted by a margin of six to four to accept the latest contract offer put to them by the government.
