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Understanding Your Rights With The NHS Patient Charter
The NHS Patient Charter is a simple, practical guide to your rights when using NHS services, and to what you can reasonably expect from the care you receive. It sets out clear standards to help ensure everyone gets safe, high-quality care, and encourages a partnership built on respect, trust, and communication between patients and healthcare professionals. Under the Charter, you can expect: Timely access to care and treatment Clear information about your health, treatment opt
Oct 21


NHS Expands Newborn Screening – What Families Need to Know
From October 2025 , the NHS is adding a new test to the routine newborn blood-spot (heel-prick) screening: Hereditary Tyrosinaemia Type 1 (HT1)  — a rare but serious condition that can harm a baby’s liver, kidneys, and overall health if not caught early. Why This Matters HT1 is a genetic condition where the body can’t properly break down an amino acid called tyrosine. Without treatment, harmful substances build up and can lead to serious health problems. The tricky part? Symp
Oct 21


GP Contracts – What’s New for 2025/26
The NHS has introduced updates to the GP contract for 2025/26 , Â designed to make general practice more patient-focused and efficient. One of the key changes is the introduction of new advice and guidance services, helping more care to be delivered in the community instead of hospitals. A big emphasis is being placed on cutting back on unnecessary red tape. Outdated performance measures have been removed, and resources shifted towards prevention work, especially around tackli
Oct 21
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