The
National Health Service Corps budget was included in H.R.
"National polls consistently name the
National Health Service as the thing that makes most people proud to be British.
"This agreement is a significant milestone in our relationship with the
National Health Service and represents a renewed commitment by the NHS and CSC to a long-term partnership as well as CSC's healthcare solutions," said Mike Lawrie, CSC's president and chief executive officer.
The NHS needs to be rebranded as the
National Health Service Club.
The
National Health Service Corps was founded in 1972 to address a primary care shortage.
The
National Health Service was not set up to compete in markets.
As Michael Moore says, there is no reason to be despondent or over-critical of the
National Health Service. It remains a truly remarkable institution that brings comfort and help to millions.
(NYSE:BAX) has announced that its European subsidiary has received a contract from the
National Health Service (NHS) in the United Kingdom to produce a stockpile of two million doses of candidate H5N1 influenza vaccine based on an avian strain.
The failures of social services, police and
National Health Service staff to save the girl were grave enough to be blameworthy.
The award was made to Berwick in recognition of his "distinguished service to health care improvement in Britain's
National Health Service." The knighthood is honorary, because Berwick is an American citizen.
With the current level of investment in the British
National Health Service it is astounding that there is such a shortage of good books on hospital buildings where best practice with regard to both design and models of care are explained through a series of well researched and illustrated case studies.
A young woman sued the
National Health service for failing to warn her of potential mental and psychological damage from an abortion performed four years ago.
