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The Epic Effect Is Coming For The NHS

A new survey of American health system leaders reveals something much bigger than the rise of another successful software company. Epic is beginning to determine not simply how hospitals run, but which other technology companies are allowed to play. For NHS executive teams and the thousands of vendors hoping to sell into British healthcare, the implications are enormous.

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The Blackout Rules Protect Hospitals. They Say Nothing About The Patients The NHS Sent Home

A decade of policy has moved care out of buildings with generators and into houses that have none, and the new grid code has not caught up.

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Britain's AI Windfall And The Widening Gap Between Capital And Care

A record half-year for AI investment says more about London's financial gravity than about what the NHS will actually receive.

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The Medication That Can't Fix The System's Problems

Foundayo's approval removes a manufacturing bottleneck, not the deeper constraints that keep most NHS patients from ever reaching a GLP-1 prescription.

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How The NHS Acquired The Ability To Treat What It Once Caused

Eliminating hepatitis C is possible, and its history reveals more about institutional memory than it does about medicine.

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The Government's Agreement To Train Doctors Is Upheld, But It's Not As Peaceful As It Seems

The disagreement amongst the resident physicians is resolved. GPs and consultants show the settlement bought time, not consensus.

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NHS Ward Policy Remains Unaltered As England's Statutory Sex-Based Guidance Gains Legal Impact

The health service has given no date for updating rules that still let transgender patients choose accommodation by gender identity, even as the Equality and Human Rights Commission's revised code becomes binding law.

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Mock Parliamentary Interrogation on Prospects For A £342,000 Health Post

The Department of Health tests candidates for high-paying executive positions using a demanding Public Accounts Committee simulation.

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