Overseas doctors' access to NHS specialty training slashed
By Lee Peart 04 September 2026The proportion of overseas doctors securing NHS specialty training places has been slashed following the introduction of a new law.
Leigh Elliott, chief executive of Children North East, says combating child poverty can feel like ‘fighting a tidal wave’ but feels optim...
Chief executive, Charley Wilkinson, shares how Fleetwood Trust’s community hub caters for holistic health needs in one of the most depriv...
Andy Burnham has unveiled his strategy to fix social care. Industry experts have shared their opinions and to say the reaction has been mixed would be an understatement.
Healthcare organisations have been warned they face possible fines or criminal sanctions if they fail to properly review their labour supply chains ahead of new legislation.
‘Significant changes’ have been made by NHS Grampian following the death of a patient with special dietary requirements who was twice given inappropriate food.
Health minister Karin Smyth has revealed there have been some shortfalls in pension remedy payments to NHS workers.
Scotland’s First Minister John Swinney has promised there will be no compulsory redundances in radical plans to cut the number of health boards from 14 to 2 announced this week.
NHS England has selected Netcompany as its digital delivery partner to run and transform its adult screening programmes in a five-year partnership valued at over £215m.
Birthing services at North Devon District Hospital are set to reopen this month after being closed in August due to staffing shortages.
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