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Lee Peart

Editor of Healthcare Management

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Missing productivity target could cost £13bn, warns think-tank

By Lee Peart 05 March 2025

Failing to meet its 2% productivity target could cost the NHS £13bn, a think-tank has warned.

'Staggering' - trust delivers 16% of NHS waiting list reduction

By Lee Peart 04 March 2025

University Hospitals Sussex delivered 16% of the total NHS waiting list reduction in England in 2024.

Two Community Diagnostic Centres to open in Lincolnshire

By Lee Peart 03 March 2025

Two Community Diagnostic Centres (CDCs) will open in Scunthorpe and Grimsby in March.

Trusts team-up on £4.75m research centre

By Lee Peart 03 March 2025

Three trusts are partnering on a new clinical research centre following a £4.75m investment.

Trust advertises for 'corridor doctor'

By Lee Peart 03 March 2025

An NHS trust has been forced to recruit for a ‘corridor doctor’ to ease pressure on hospital overcrowding.

Higher staff costs force councils to cut social care provision

By Lee Peart 03 March 2025

Higher staffing costs are forcing local authorities to cut the number of people they support, new analysis has found.

Surgical centre on track for spring opening

By Lee Peart 28 February 2025

A surgical centre at the Victoria Infirmary in Northwich is on track to open this spring.

Nurse awarded £41k for unfair constructive dismissal

By Lee Peart 28 February 2025

A diabetes specialist nurse has been awarded £41,000 after winning her claim for unfair constructive dismissal.

MPs call for NHSE head with 'strong track record of delivering change'

By Lee Peart 28 February 2025

An MPs committee has said the appointment of Dr Penny Dash as chair of NHS England (NHSE) should be accompanied by a chief executive with a ‘strong track record of delivering change’.

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Coroner warns of lack of public understanding of PAs following patient death

By Lee Peart 28 February 2025

A coroner has warned there is a lack of public understanding over the role of physician associates (PAs) after the death of a patient whose family believed they had been seen by a doctor.