The Importance of Recognising the Signs of Sepsis World Sepsis Day (13 September 2026) is an opportunity to raise...
Medical Negligence
Rise in A&E Clinical Negligence Claims Highlights Pressures on Emergency Departments
In our recent article on the NHS Resolution Annual Report 2025/26, we discussed the continued rise in clinical...
Can You Still Make a Claim If You Agreed to the Procedure?
Yes, it is possible to make a medical negligence claim, even if you agreed to the procedure. However, a lot will...
Why Knowing Your Blood Pressure Could Save Your Life
Why Knowing Your Blood Pressure Could Save Your Life For many people, the first sign of high blood pressure does not...
Spotting the Signs of Blood Cancer and Seeking the Right Care
Spotting the Signs of Blood Cancer and Seeking the Right Care Feeling unusually tired, experiencing repeated...
When Urological Symptoms Are Missed: Understanding Your Options
When Urological Symptoms Are Missed: Understanding Your Options Changes to bladder habits, difficulty passing urine or...
Never Events: When Medical Mistakes Should Never Happen
A recent news story highlighted the devastating consequences that can arise when serious medical errors occur....
NHS Aims to Prevent One in Four Sepsis Deaths by 2035
NHS England has announced a new strategy aimed at reducing sepsis-related deaths by 25%. The framework focuses on...
Scunthorpe Hospital CQC Report Highlights Importance of Patient Safety
Recent reports published by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) have highlighted concerns within the urgent and...
Men’s Health Week 2026: Raising Awareness of Men’s Physical and Mental Health
1 in 5 men die before the age of 65. This number is far too high and it is important, as a society, for us to act on this.
Many of these deaths are linked to conditions that are preventable or treatable when identified early enough, including cancers, cardiovascular disease and mental health conditions.
Why Stroke Awareness Matters at Any Age and What Happens When Diagnosis Is Delayed
Whilst many people think that strokes only affect older people, in actual fact a stroke can happen at any age. Statistics show that strokes in those aged under 55 account for 10-15% of all strokes annually and this figure has been rising.
Understanding Your Rights After a Pre-Eclampsia Delayed or Missed Diagnosis
Pre-eclampsia is a serious condition that occurs during pregnancy and, if not diagnosed and treated quickly, can pose significant risks to both mother and baby. Although it is a relatively well-known condition, delays in diagnosis and treatment still occur, sometimes with life-changing consequences.
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