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Non-invasive targeted procedure for liver cancer to be available on NHS

2 weeks ago | hospitalhealthcare.com | Beth Gault

A new liver cancer treatment that uses ultrasound technology to target tumours without surgery, is to be made available on the NHS, the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has said. The technology, called histotripsy, is a non-invasive interventional radiology procedure that targets tumours with minimal damage to surrounding organs and can be delivered in a single session, potentially around 30 minutes long, according to the DHSC.
NHS App will become ‘go-to patient communication method’ within three years

2 weeks ago | hospitalhealthcare.com | Beth Gault

Patients in England are to receive all ‘appropriate’ NHS messages via the NHS App within the next three years, the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has pledged. More than £50m is to be invested in the app to increase the number of messages it sends this year by 70 million from the last financial year, to 270 million. This will reduce the need for ‘at least 50 million letters’, the DHSC added. Currently, almost 20 million patients are opted in to receive healthcare messages via the app.
Urgent and Emergency Care Plan promises £450m investment to provide faster care for patients

2 weeks ago | hospitalhealthcare.com | Sasa Jankovic

The UK Government has pledged nearly £450m in its new Urgent and Emergency Care Plan 2025/26 (UEC plan), to address longstanding pressures across the NHS by reducing hospital admissions and lengthy discharge, tackling ambulance handover delays and eliminating corridor care. Ahead of the anticipated publication of the new NHS 10-Year Health Plan, the UEC plan emphasises shifting patient care into more appropriate settings.
Use of agency staff to be eliminated across NHS, says Government

2 weeks ago | hospitalhealthcare.com | Beth Gault

The Government plans to ‘eliminate’ the use of agency staff across the NHS by the end of this parliament and will consider a new law to enforce this if ‘sufficient progress’ to reduce spending on agency staff is not made by autumn 2025.
Aortic stenosis treatment disparities reinforced in new study

2 weeks ago | hospitalhealthcare.com | Helena Beer

Women are less likely than men to receive treatment for aortic stenosis, a new study supported by the British Heart Foundation reveals. The research showed that after a diagnosis of aortic stenosis, women were 11% less likely to be referred on to secondary care and 39% less likely to have a procedure to replace their aortic valve, when compared to men with the same diagnosis.
Discover the expert line up for Clinical Excellence in Cardiovascular Care and register now

3 weeks ago | hospitalhealthcare.com | Helena Beer

Hospital Healthcare Europe’s Clinical Excellence in Cardiovascular Care returns this summer for a one-day event examining the latest advances in cardiology – and registration is now open. Taking place on 2 July, this event brings together renowned experts from recognised Centres of Excellence and other UK hospitals to share their experiences of clinical innovations, examples of best practice and how they are improving patient care.
Single-use vape ban comes into effect to support child health and sustainability

3 weeks ago | hospitalhealthcare.com | Helena Beer

A ban on single-use vapes came into effect on 1 June, meaning it is now illegal to sell or supply single-use vapes in the UK. The ban applies to all businesses and organisations that sell or supply disposable vapes, including healthcare settings and stop smoking services. These organisations have been told to arrange for any leftover stock of these vapes to be recycled.
Rollout of ‘cutting-edge’ radiotherapy machines set to reduce waiting times in England

3 weeks ago | hospitalhealthcare.com | Julie Griffiths

New radiotherapy machines that will deliver up to 27,500 additional treatments per year are being rolled out across England. The Government has paid for linear accelerator (LINAC) machines, which will be rolled out at 28 Trusts from August (see below). Replacing older machines will save as many as 13,000 appointments from being lost to equipment breakdown. The upgraded tech can cut the rounds of radiotherapy needed and, in some cases, halve the number of hospital visits a patient needs to make.
New bone density scanners announced to extend and improve services

1 month ago | hospitalhealthcare.com | Julie Griffiths

The areas to receive 13 new bone scanners, expected to deliver an additional 29,000 scans each year, have been announced by the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC). The equipment had been promised as part of the Government’s elective reform plan earlier this year and the DHSC has now announced the 13 areas in England that would receive the new DEXA scanners.
Increased CVD risk with adult-onset type 1 diabetes identified

1 month ago | hospitalhealthcare.com | Helena Beer |Helen Quinn

People who develop type 1 diabetes in adulthood have an increased risk of cardiovascular disease and death, according to new research by the Karolinska Institute in Sweden. Patients diagnosed later in life do not have a better prognosis than those diagnosed earlier, the researchers found, with smoking, poor glucose control and obesity being the main risk factors. There is currently limited research into adult-onset type 1 diabetes, and little is known about prognosis or prognostic factors.