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Cancer charities have slammed the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence's (Nice) decision to reject a drug that prolongs the life of prostate cancer suffers for being too expensive.
The coming year promises to be a tough one for the private healthcare sector, according to a new report from analyst Laing and Buisson.
The PIP breast implant furore could prompt the creation of an insurance scheme for cosmetic surgery patients to prevent similar remedial problems in the future.
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I do few PMI sales and want to cover my back with a business client. They are a wealthy couple in their 50s and both have had heart attacks. Obviously their PMI cost is high but they are looking at moratorium underwriting to alleviate this. Am I right to be concerned, even though I’ve explained it to them?
Employee assistance programmes are in the spotlight due to a schizophrenic approach by government. But as Sue Weir points out, they are backed by solid research.
Deloitte has warned that 2012 will be another tough year for the healthcare sector after the number of businesses going into administration grew sharply last year.
With white papers due this year on long-term care (Dilnot Review), sickness absence and also the Treasury’s work on simple products, how much explicit help (not just macro changes to benefits and the NHS) would you want the government to give the industry?
Trade union Unite has rejected the government’s latest proposal for reform of the NHS pension scheme (NHSPS).
Planned changes to NHS pensions could drive thousands of doctors to retire early and spark strike action, the British Medical Association (BMA) has warned.
Insurers and charities have urged the government and other party leaders to agree on substantial reforms to the social care system that is causing further damage to the NHS.
Happy new year, and some potentially good news on PMI premiums.
Several unions have signed or are expected to sign agreements with the government over public sector pension reform today.
General Practitioners (GPs) who have taken over budgets from Primary Care trusts (PCTs) under NHS reforms are sliding millions into the red.
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