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How to spot the early signs of bowel cancer
Recent studies have shown that GPs fail to spot two thirds of cancer cases. Peter Rigby, Director of Medical Negligence at Patient Claim Line, has put together some useful information around bowel cancer and how you can spot the early signs. J…
T-cell cancer weapon discovery ‘almost unbelievable’
A new T-cell discovery could become the greatest weapon yet in defeating cancer, according to a Chartered Legal Executive / FCILEx. Amy Kirk is commenting in response to a newly-discovered immune cell in our blood streams. A specialist team at Cardif…
Is there still a need for face-to-face consultations?
Written by Solicitor/Senior Litigation Executive, Kate Goodman Following my previous blog, is it time for a communications upgrade in the NHS? I have examined the NHS’ interpersonal communications and the people behind the information. This second bl…
Negligence bill alarming but legal costs are falling
The NHS compensation fees total is alarming, but evidence suggests claimants’ legal costs are falling, that’s according to Medical Negligence Solicitor, Kathryn Sharkey. Kathryn, a Solicitor at Patient Claim Line, is responding to a BBC investigation…
Encouragement, not blame, following grievance figures
Let’s encourage NHS Trusts to give Healthwatch England’s latest findings careful attention, says Patient Claim Line's Head of Medical Negligence and Serious Injury. Peter Rigby, a department figurehead within the firm’s Medical Negligence Serious Inj…
Will Artificial Intelligence ease pressure on NHS cancer screening?
Medical Negligence Solicitor, Julie Garner believes the use of artificial intelligence in NHS cancer screening will save lives. Julie’s comments are in response to a new Artificial Intelligence programme designed to accurately detect breast cancer in…
The trends in Anthony Dixon’s surgeries and knowing there are alternative treatments available
Patient Claim Line's Litigation Executive, Amy Hughes reflects on the quality of life many women have following negligent surgery and the importance of understanding all the available treatments. If you find yourself in need of an operation, you plac…
Communication in the NHS – Time for an upgrade?
Written by Solicitor/Senior Litigation Executive, Kate Goodman For the past few years, we have repeatedly heard about the impact of austerity on the NHS, and the need to prioritise. Despite austerity, the NHS has found a way to invest in new medical…
Sepsis Awareness Q&A with Dr. Ron Daniels BEM
This World Sepsis Day, Patient Claim Line spoke to Doctor Ron Daniels BEM, the UK Sepsis Trust’s CEO and proud advocate of sepsis awareness. Ahead of the UK Sepsis Trust’s latest campaign ‘schools against sepsis’, Doctor Daniels kindly answered a num…
‘Could this be sepsis?’ A discussion with Tom and Nic Ray on improving awareness, seeking medical help and saving lives
Ahead of World Sepsis Day, Patient Claim Line spoke to Tom and Nic Ray, the incredible individuals behind the public speaking company, Resilience and co. Tom and Nic are two voices with a shared message; be sepsis aware. The following article will de…
What is Sepsis, who can get it and how do I prevent it?
What is sepsis? The Sepsis Alliance describes sepsis as “the body’s overwhelming and life-threatening response to infection that can lead to tissue damage, organ failure, and death.” Whereas The UK Sepsis Trust acknowledges it’s your body’s overactiv…
Long-term mesh complications may not surface for years to come
Senior Medical Negligence Solicitor, Christian Beadell has questioned mesh manufacturer reassurances the material is safe to use in gynaecological procedures. Christian’s comments are in response to a recent Sky News interview with Chartered Chemist,…