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Nottinghamshire woman performs CPR on member of public on way home from first aid training course

Judita Oyaluade was walking back to the bus station after the course when she noticed a woman in need of help

Nottingham Post

Rishi Sunak registered with private GP which guarantees same-day appointments

RISHI Sunak is registered with a private GP practice which guarantees same-day appointments for all patients with urgent concerns, according to…

The National (Scotland)

Commentary: We argue over the right to end pregnancy, but who’s fighting for the right to begin pregnancy?

My fifth time going through a fertility surgery was when it hit me that I might never have children. I was 39, and each cycle was the same: unsuccessful. My eggs — which I was told were both low quality and quantity — never even made it to the stage…

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Health officials seeking approval on public consultation on future of hospital maternity services

The Northern Trust says the current configuration of maternity services is "a fragile and vulnerable service model that is unsustainable"

Belfast Live

WA nurses planning statewide strike after wage negotiations with government break down

The nurses union's bitter industrial dispute with the WA government escalates, with a statewide strike planned for Friday.

ABC News

'Red' baby death rating for 1 in 5 NHS trusts as UK mums three times more likely to die

A report by the Mothers and Babies: Reducing Risk through Audit and Confidential Enquiries (MBRRACE) group found that 23 NHS trusts were labelled "red" in 2020 for their infant death rates

Daily Mirror

Bereavement room for Warrnambool Base Hospital a first in regional Victoria

After Eloise passed away in her sleep, her parents spent hours in a busy emergency department, with only a curtain to grieve behind. Now a charity they've co-founded has raised $40,000 for a dedicated bereavement room at their local hospital.

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New Zealand’s supreme court has forced voting age on to agenda, exposing absurd arguments for status quo

The newly empowered supreme court has blown up the long-running debate on youth voting, but parliament has shrugged off its intervention

The Guardian - AU

Rishi Sunak is ‘registered with private GP practice promising same-day appointments’

Prime minister has previously ducked questions on whether he pays for healthcare

The Independent UK

WA's nurses union and a Labor government are at loggerheads. How did it come to this?

The Australian Nursing Federation's WA branch and a Labor state government are at loggerheads, and not for the first time. How did it come to this?

ABC News

Nearly a quarter of sudden unexpected deaths in Queensland infants occur in homes known to child protection, report finds

Of the more than 600 cases registered in Queensland between 2004 and 2019, about 24 per cent involved families known to the Department of Children, new research shows.

ABC News

Rishi Sunak is registered with private GP practice offering £250 consultations

Campaigners say poorest people will suffer most as NHS is ‘neglected and private practice becomes the norm’

The Guardian - UK

How you can help elderly relatives escape from hospital

Letters: Marie Davis was grateful she had registered with the Office of the Public Guardian for her mother’s care, while Dale Thomson had to resort to taking her aunt out without doctors’ permission

The Guardian - UK

Nottingham charity Emmanuel House launches winter appeal amid £100k funding shortfall

'It is a crisis, we’re at full capacity and there is a waiting list'

Nottingham Post

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Aged care on brink of collapse: union

Workers who care for older Australians will resign in droves unless aged care staff get a significant pay increase, a survey shows.

Daily Record

Ayr Cemetery chief exhumer on 'unique' challenges faced as families given closure

Peter Mitchell sat down with Ayrshire Live for a second exclusive interview as he discussed the progress of works at Ayr Cemetery to rid graves of water ingress

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh midwife forged qualifications for hospital job with dead man's signature

Clarke had been working as a senior charge midwife at at a leading hospital since 2015 when Edinburgh Napier University notified the Nursing and Midwifery Council of the fraud in 2019.

Irish Mirror

'I named my daughter a classic name but people always assume she's a boy'

The most unexpected mispronunciation occurs when her daughter Lois is mistaken for a boy and called "Lewis"

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Evening Standard

Best neck treatments for a firmer look below the jaw line

Choosing targeted skincare can help ensure your neck is as youthful as your face

The Independent UK

Disabled people are ‘at breaking point’ over cost of living, says MS sufferer

Martin Pridgeon has called on the Government to increase financial support for disabled people as the cost of living soars.

Evening Standard

Private healthcare for £4.50 a month? Yes, it is possible

City Voices: Time for businesses to step into the breach to protect workers from an NHS meltdown

Daily Mirror

Former Jet2 worker and partner ran illegal black market baby scan clinic in lockdown

Teri Horton, 30, and David Jones, 35, have been convicted of running an illegal baby scan clinic during the pandemic, which put mothers-to-be and parents at "horrendous risk"

Daily Record

Sheriff issues warrants for parents wanted over the death of baby

It's alleged they wilfully neglected the tot who died aged three months in 2018

Daily Record

NHS bosses debate making wealthy Scots pay for treatment under 'two-tier' health service

Humza Yousaf dismissed the report's findings as "complete baloney" and insisted the Scottish Government would never introduce charges for health care.

Tribune News Service

The player-coaches of addiction recovery work without boundaries

CENTENNIAL, Colo. — Sarah Wright stops by her peer support specialist’s hotel room-turned-office in this Denver suburb several times a day.

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