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Lee Peart

Lee Peart

Editor of Healthcare Management

Articles by Lee Peart

NHS England delivers record number of new and replacement ambulances

By Lee Peart 07 April 2026

A record of over 1,100 new or replacement ambulances have been delivered in England over the past year.

Trust steps down critical incident

By Lee Peart 07 April 2026

Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust has stepped down a critical incident that was put in place due to high levels of norovirus.

Sick or disabled people to get help to return to the workplace under benefits reform

By Lee Peart 07 April 2026

Sick or disabled people will be offered help to return to the workplace under reforms enacted force this week.

Hospital teams working to minimise disruption as strikes begin

By Lee Peart 07 April 2026

Hospital teams across England are working to minimise disruption for patients after a six-day strike by resident doctors began today.

Troubled trust spent £18k on hotel stays for turnaround team

By Lee Peart 02 April 2026

A troubled trust, which sits bottom of the NHS acute league table, spent over £18,000 on hotel stays for its turnaround team, it has been revealed.

Chief nursing officer appointed at newly formed NHS group

By Lee Peart 02 April 2026

Martina Morris has been appointed chief nursing officer at newly formed Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin Community and Hospitals NHS Group.

Mental ill health top reason nurses leave the NHS

By Lee Peart 02 April 2026

Mental ill health is the top reason nurses leave the NHS, according to Nuffield Trust analysis.

Government withdraws extra training places as BMA strike to go ahead

By Lee Peart 02 April 2026

The Government has withdrawn an extra 1,000 training places for doctors after the BMA confirmed next week’s strike will go ahead.

Neighbourhood health model published in Northern Ireland

By Lee Peart 02 April 2026

Health minister Mike Nesbitt has published a Neighbourhood Model of Health and Wellbeing Framework for Northern Ireland.

RSV vaccine expanded to people aged 80 and over

By Lee Peart 02 April 2026

Eligibility for the NHS Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) vaccine has been expanded to people aged 80 and over.