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The use of medical imaging has increased greatly over the last ten years, with significant benefits for patients suffering from chronic illnesses such as cancer. However, disproportionate cost-cutting will have a detrimental effect on patient outcome, writes Stephen Vastagh, Medical Imaging & Technology Alliance. Policymakers need to be aware of the human impact of their decisions.
NHS: From Boom to Bust
In 2008 the NHS revealed a surplus of £515m, despite just one year earlier recording a £547m deficit. The revelation...
In 2008 the NHS revealed a surplus of £515m, despite just one year earlier recording a £547m deficit. The revelation...
Cost Conscious Buyers Call the Tune
Healthcare providers are increasingly looking to streamline their procurement practices. Using their buying power they can...
Healthcare providers are increasingly looking to streamline their procurement practices. Using their buying power they can...
What’s Your Next Move?
Nigel Coates examines how to manage a healthcare budget and how forward planning can enhance service quality.
Nigel Coates examines how to manage a healthcare budget and how forward planning can enhance service quality.
Time to Manage Together
The management and time organisation of hospital consultants have changed drastically over the past few decades. Nic Paton...
The management and time organisation of hospital consultants have changed drastically over the past few decades. Nic Paton...
Is the Healthcare Bank About to Break?
Implementing a centralised electronic patient record system like that of the UK and increasing specialist and elective procedures...
Implementing a centralised electronic patient record system like that of the UK and increasing specialist and elective procedures...
