NHS salaries 'barely cover essential outgoings', says UNISON
By Lee Peart 18 June 2026NHS workers are being forced to rely on credit cards and take on extra shifts because their salaries barely cover essential outgoings, according to UNISON.
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Only quarter of hospital patients satisfied with hospital waiting list communication
By Lee Peart 18 June 2026
Just over a quarter (27.0%) of hospital waiting list patients (73%) were dissatisfied with their experience, according to the latest ONS ...
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Dr Katherine Henderson, clinical director of adult’s urgent and emergency care, shares the secrets behind Guy’s and St Thomas’ recent goo...
Wes' end of term report
By Lee Peart 05 June 2026
Matthew Taylor looks back on Wes Streeting’s time at the helm of the Department of Health and Social Care.
Former health worker tried to sell Princess of Wales' medical records
By Lee Peart 18 June 2026
A former health worker has been given a formal caution for trying to sell the medical records of Catherine, Princess of Wales.
Welsh Government announces additional £145m for NHS
By Lee Peart 18 June 2026
An extra £145m for the NHS has been announced by the Welsh Government.
Patient safety risks flagged in redesigned regional care pathway
By Lee Peart 18 June 2026
Patient safety risks have been flagged in a redesigned regional care pathway meant to help reduce health inequalities, improve patient outcomes and ensure efficient use of resources.
North West trusts receive urgent and emergency care capital funding
By Lee Peart 18 June 2026
The Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust and Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust have each been awarded £2m from the NHS England Urgent and Emergency Care Capital Incentive Sc...
Report calls for continence care rethink
By Lee Peart 18 June 2026
A new report has called for a rethink of continence care as part of NHS reforms.
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.
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Only quarter of hospital patients satisfied with hospital waiting list communication
'Just over a quarter (27.0%) of hospital waiting list patients (73%) were dissatisfied with their experience, according to the latest ONS statistics. '
18 June 2026
THE BIG INTERVIEW: Progress, but much more to do
'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 context of public service reorganisation. '
05 June 2026
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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