News - InTime Data

Measuring quality from the patient perspective

Fourth PROMS report published

National Diabetes Audit published

Latest National Diabetes Audit published 2008-09

Scottish breakthrough in breast cancer gene

Discovery of gene in aggressive spread of cancer

RCGP Annual Primary Care conference 2010

The annual Primary Care conference, Harrogate, October 2010

Have a cup of sweet tea when you're stressed!

Researchers have found that a sweet drink may reduce stress and aggression

NAPC Annual Conference 2010

The Health White Paper and what it means for General Practice

How to control your salt intake

Sodium: How to tame your salt habit now Find out how much sodium you really need, what high-sodium foods to avoid, and ways to prepare and serve foods without adding salt or sodium.

Simple urine test to identify childhood autism

Autistic children may have a different chemical make-up in their urine than non-autistic children

We Are Enabled by Design

Event at the Design Museum, London around design for ageing/disability

Quality Strategy published in Scotland

NHS Scotland Quality Strategy gives more time to care

Alzheimer's gene identified

Researchers at the Institute for Human Genomics in Miami have identified a gene which may indicate increased risk of developing late-onset Alzheimer's

Migraine relief from high dose aspirin

NHS Choices responds to reports that migraine sufferers could find relief from aspirin

Touching a raw nerve: Neuropathic Pain in HIV/AIDS

Professor Andrew S.C. Rice, Professor of Pain Research, presents his Inaugural Lecture on; "Touching a raw nerve: Neuropathic Pain in HIV/AIDS" at Imperial College, London

Increase in diabetes in Scotland

New statistics from the Scottish Diabetes Survey show that 228,004 people in Scotland now have diabetes

Seaweed may help obesity

Researchers have found that seaweed could help tackle obesity

Scottish bill of rights for NHS patients is published

Patients' Rights Bill published in Scotland

Diagnostic error - the need for change

Conference on addressing diagnostic error

Drug and alcohol users in Primary Care

15th National Conference on working with drug and alcohol users in Primary Care

NHS cuts - less per patient

Cuts in England mean less per patient over the next four years

Pharmacist Prescribing

Conference on Pharmacy Prescribing in Primary and Secondary Care

Ambidextrous link to ADHD in children

Researchers believe that children who are ambidextrous are more likely to have mental health, language and educational problems.

Breast cancer: Herceptin and chemotherapy combined

Breast Cancer Survival improves when Herceptin used with Chemotherapy

Sugababes publicise new cancer campaign

Sugabases are lending support to raise awareness of Cervical Cancer following the death of their friend Jade Goody.

Breast cancer tumours may change

Nearly 40% of breast cancer tumours change form when they spread, recent research suggests.

Reaching your patients

Contacting your patients for vaccinations or specialist clinics

Rise in obesity admissions in England

Steep Rise In Hospital Admissions For Obesity In England

InTime Data can help you!

InTime Data can help you keep in touch with your patients.

New hope with malignant tumours

Cancer breakthrough by freezing tumours

Liver cirrhosis, MHE and motor accidents

Patients with Cirrhosis and impaired Cognitive Abilities have more motor vehicle accidents

Gene discovery connected with Alzheimer's

Gene link marks major breakthrough in dementia research

Prostate cancer genetic mechanism found

USC Researchers Identify 'Regulatory' Genetic Sequences That May Predict Risk For Prostate Cancer

Patient Feedback - through InTime Data

InTime Data can still help with patient feedback surveys and in providing data for GP revalidation

Relaxation techniques for dementia sufferers

An American study has shown a decrease in some adverse behaviours in dementia sufferers