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Disease prevention
In the line of the symposium ‘Preventive Medicine - Costs, Uses, Technology’ in Nuremberg, healthcare experts dicussed how to cut costs.
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The 9th European Health Forum Gastein (EHFG)
The EHFG has developed into the leading health policy platform in the EU since its beginnings in 1998, attracting close to 600 high-level participants annually.
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The Spanish National Centre for Cardiovascular Research
The objective of the CNIC is to lead cardiovascular research in Spain and establish itself as a leading international centre.
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First EU ranking of the Lithuanian healthcare - worst in EU
Bad marks for Lithuanian healthcare system, best value for money in Slovenia and Estonia.
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Foreign doctors say Non! to ‘slave labour’ wages
Pay rows threaten French health minister’s political future.
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Royal Society of Medicine under new leadership
The Royal Society of Medicine (RSM) has appointed a new Chief Executive: Stephen Dodd, and new President: Professor Ilora Finlay.
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Nursing news
Nursing organisations have warned that about 70% of newly qualified nurses cannot find jobs in the UK’s National Health Service (NHS).
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The highest spend in EU
The UK spends more of its healthcare budget on cardiovascular disease than any other country in the EU.
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What a waste!
A Leicester-based registered charity is facing possible criminal prosecution because of supplying unused medicines to healthcare centres in African countries.
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Watch out for IVF identity fraud
Hospitals and fertility clinics across Europe are to be warned that safeguards must be implemented to prevent impostors gaining access to IVF treatment. Read more …
3-month doctors strike partly over
Berlin, Germany – The three-month university hospital doctors’ strike was nearing its end at the time of EH going to press. Read more …
IT for cardiovascular workflow
Leading representatives of the Bush administration are politicising IT systems as a cornerstone for the revision of US healthcare. Updated technology is seen as mandatory for the Read more …
Text messaging beats missed appointments
UK - Patients who miss medical appointments cost the country’s National Health Service (NHS) around £575 million annually. Read more …
PACS for Scotland
Kodak Health Group and National Services Scotland recently signed a formal contract, at the Southern General Hospital, Glasgow, which officially appointed Kodak as the leading Read more …
Cost-effectiveness analysis in the ICU
In most OECD countries, healthcare costs take 8-15% of GDP and, even more problematic, they are rising faster than the GDP growth rate. Read more …
Mammography screening arrives in Germany
The Kassenärztliche Vereinigungen (regional Associations of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians) are inviting women aged 50-69 years for mammography screening and, slowly Read more …
Bird flu vaccine production to be based in CR
Czech Republic - The US firm Baxter International Inc. is to establish a production facility to produce a quite unique vaccine in CR. First discussed in December 2005, the plan Read more …
The Baltic States and their health systems - From Soviet to EU
The Estonian health system differs from its Baltic neighbour states thanks to a transformation process and reforms.
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UK nurses in revolt
There is growing unrest in the nursing profession in the UK following announcements of planned job cuts in the NHS.
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Catalonia doctors strike
In some areas of Spain, doctors are also becoming even militant.
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Militancy among medics Will it spread?
Common unrest about pay and conditions leads doctors to strike in Germany and Spain. A report from Germany.
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