Trust takes over crisis hit hospital
By Lee Peart 15 September 2026Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (NHFT) has completed the transfer of specialist services from St Andrew's Healthcare.
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Staffing gaps behind home birth safety concerns
By Lee Peart 14 September 2026
Gaps in staffing levels are behind concerns about home birth safety, according to a national safety review.
Redesigning health
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Global health researcher Christopher Exeter, previews two online roundtables Healthcare Management is running this autumn on the theme of...
Scaling innovation through devolution
14 September 2026
Professor Ben Bridgewater, executive chair, Health Innovation Network and chief executive, Health Innovation Manchester, examines how dev...
Biomedics escalate strike action over holiday pay dispute
By Lee Peart 15 September 2026
Biomedics at Royal Blackburn Teaching Hospital and Burnley General Teaching Hospital are escalating strike action this week in a dispute over holiday pay.
Data integration closes gap between NHS and private health
By Lee Peart 15 September 2026
A patient consent-led integration has closed the information gap between NHS and private health.
Trust takes over crisis hit hospital
By Lee Peart 15 September 2026
Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (NHFT) has completed the transfer of specialist services from St Andrew's Healthcare.
MPs endorse CQC chair appointment
By Lee Peart 14 September 2026
The Health and Social Care Committee has endorsed the Government’s intention to appoint Baroness Julia Neuberger as chair of the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
Rehabilitation gym helps speed up recovery at St Thomas' Hospital
By Lee Peart 14 September 2026
A rehabilitation gym for amputees on a ward at St Thomas’ Hospital is helping speed up recovery and free beds.
Government invests £25m in hospital redevelopment
By Lee Peart 14 September 2026
Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust has received a further £25m for the redevelopment of Wycombe Hospital.
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