NHS satisfaction levels improve but concerns remain
By Lee Peart 26 August 2026NHS patient satisfaction levels improved in the past year although concerns remain in some areas, according to a CQC survey.
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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.
With this year’s passage of the Health Bill and ongoing implementation of the 10-Year Health Plan, chair of The NHS Alliance, Lord Adebow...
ADHD and autism complaints to the ombudsman have risen threefold over the past five years.
Leadership at Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust (CWPT) has again been rated good by the CQC.
Sainsbury’s is the latest major employer to join the Government’s drive to get more young people into the workplace.
Over 3,000 people in Lancashire and South Cumbria have been supported to stay in work through the WorkWell programme.
A Help at Home service in North Wales is helping ease pressure on the NHS.
Better listening must be at the heart of any meaningful improvement in maternity safety, according to a leading solicitor.
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