Secretary of State for Health and Social Care visited London Ambulance Service NHS Trust to meet with paramedics, 999 call handlers and colleagues from across the Trust.
Covid-19 vaccines - Frequently asked questions - Updated Frequently asked questions answered by Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Professor Jonathan Van-Tam Professor Jonathan Van-Tam ('JVT') was appointed Deputy Chief Medical Officer in October 2017. He leads on health protection. What ...
The headline of the Telegraph story, "Matt Hancock kept Boris Johnson in dark over Covid vaccines success", published today (Saturday 19 June) is incorrect, and misrepresents internal processes for data sharing. The information referenced (vaccine effectiveness data against the Delta ...
Secretary of State for Health and Social Care in conversation with Gary O'Hare, Executive Director of Nursing and Chief Operating Officer at one of the largest mental health trusts in England.
Matt Hancock MP, Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, explains how you can have your say on proposals to reform the regulation of healthcare professionals.
Secretary of State for Health and Social Care expresses his enormous thanks to all GPs and reflects on what the Health and Social Care Bill will mean for those working in general practice.
Frequently asked questions answered by Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Professor Jonathan Van-Tam Professor Jonathan Van-Tam ('JVT') was appointed Deputy Chief Medical Officer in October 2017. He leads on health protection. What vaccines are available? Effective vaccines are the best way ...
NHS Test and Trace is designed to stop the spread of coronavirus and it's working. Everyone with symptoms can be tested quickly and for free to find out if they have the virus. Our contact tracers then get in touch ...
This evening, Channel 4's Dispatches will air claims about the government's response to coronavirus. At every stage, we've been guided by the advice of experts from SAGE. You can read their advice here. The Department of Health and Social Care ...
The Guardian has today published claims about the recruitment process and training of contact tracers. Contact tracers are crucial to the government's response to the worst pandemic in a hundred years. The test and trace team will work to reduce ...
The Guardian and ITV News have reported false, inaccurate and misleading claims about the management of the pandemic influenza stockpile and its subsequent deployment. We have been clear that the pandemic influenza stockpile has always been readily deployable. It has ...
A report broadcast on the 7th May by Channel 4 News about the Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Plan (PIPP) contained several misleading claims. Please find our response below. A Government spokesperson said: "The UK is one of the most prepared countries ...
By UK National Testing Strategy Coordinator Professor John Newton As the Evening Standard commented yesterday "when the Health Secretary promised that 100,000 people a day would be tested for coronavirus by the end of this month, it looked an impossible goal." I ...
