Healthcare reacts to Starmer resignation
By Lee Peart 22 June 2026Healthcare leaders have reacted to the news of Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s resignation.
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Resident doctors vote on new Government offer
By Lee Peart 22 June 2026
Resident doctors are voting this week on a new Government offer designed to end industrial action.
Health minister congratulates winners at 10th annual Our Health Heroes Awards
By Lee Peart 22 June 2026
The winners of the tenth annual Skills for Health Our Health Heroes Awards were revealed last week at a ceremony held at the Queen Elizab...
Turning neighbourhood health from policy into practice
By Lee Peart 22 June 2026
The chairs of Cheshire and Merseyside’s All Together Fairer Board and Neighbourhoods Task and Finish Group set out how the subregion’s ne...
Trust's managing director steps down
By Lee Peart 22 June 2026
Michelle Arrowsmith is stepping down as executive managing director at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital (The QEH).
'Anti-vaxxer' nurse told patient Covid jab caused cancer
By Lee Peart 22 June 2026
A nurse who told a patient her Covid jab had caused her cancer has been struck off by the NMC.
Trust with open culture rated good for leadership
By Lee Peart 22 June 2026
Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust has been praised for its open culture and its strong focus on addressing inequalities.
ICB appoints chief strategy and planning officer
By Lee Peart 22 June 2026
Alex Heritage has been appointed chief strategy and planning officer of Lancashire and South Cumbria ICB.
Promise to improve children's palliative care welcomed by MPs
By Lee Peart 22 June 2026
A Government promise to improve children’s palliative care and 24/7 services has been welcomed by MPs.
Healthcare reacts to Starmer resignation
By Lee Peart 22 June 2026
Healthcare leaders have reacted to the news of Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s resignation.
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Healthcare reacts to Starmer resignation
'Healthcare leaders have reacted to the news of Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s resignation. '
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'Visionary project' takes critical care outdoors
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NHSE leaders see neighbourhood health in action
By Lee Peart 18 June 2026
NHSE leaders have seen how neighbourhood health is being delivered across the North East and Yorkshire.
THE BIG INTERVIEW: Progress, but much more to do
By Lee Peart 05 June 2026
Greg Fell, president of the Association of Directors of Public Health (ADPH) and director of public health in Sheffield discusses how neighbourhood health can be effectively delivered within the co...
THE BIG INTERVIEW: Full in-tray
By Lee Peart 12 May 2026
Newly elected ADASS president Phil Holmes shares his views on neighbourhood health, ICB restructuring, joined up commissioning, the Casey Commission and the National Care Service.
ROUNDTABLE: Why neighbourhood health's moment has arrived
By Lee Peart 05 May 2026
There is a quiet but determined shift underway in how health and care services are imagined and delivered across England. No longer confined to hospitals or GP surgeries, the future of care is bein...
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