Scottish Government Invests in Healthcare
The Scottish Government has committed £25.5 million to reduce waiting times.
- Thousands of stroke survivors in the UK lack essential post-stroke care.
- The NHS will trial an AI-powered 'one-day diagnostics' service for prostate cancer.
- A 15-minute blood test may transform emergency care for children.
General Practice in Scotland will receive a record £531 million investment over three years.
A new initiative improves mental health support for young people in West London.
Two senior English doctors, Professor Chris Whitty and Professor Stephen Powis, are involved in healthcare initiatives.
Author's summary: Scottish Government invests in healthcare to reduce waiting times.