Health Sector

Lansley: "Bad English a risk in doctors"

Andrew Lansley, the health secretary has suggested that speakers of poor English engaging in career development as doctors present a danger to those in their care.

Impotent-feeling employees stressed, says expert

Added that "tremendous stress" was possible in situations like that currently being experienced by the NHS.

Patients better looked after under integration?

Recent NHS-based research into so called 'integrated care' has suggested that the majority of those experiencing career development within the organisation felt that patients were being better looked during trial integration.

Jobless seeking surgery, suggests commentator

Those looking for career development "are hoping to gain an edge against their rivals" by having plastic surgery.

Businesses urged to take mental health seriously

Organisations in the UK have been warned to take mental health problems seriously to avoid costs associated with the problem.

Compassionate approach to long-term absence can boost reputation

Firms that are compassionate towards long-term absentees can increase their reputation and boost talent retention.

Public sector 'wary of PPPs'

Scepticism remains over the potential success of public private partnerships and their long-term impact on staff and business, a new report reveals.

Eating and taking exercise boosts concentration

Business leaders need to eat well and exercise regularly to ensure they make good decisions.

GPs to encourage long-term sick back to work

Doctors have been urged to aid the long-term sick in their transition back to work.

NHS whistleblowers to be protected

Changes to the NHS Constitution will provide backing for members of staff who point out concerns within the operation.