Articles by Liz Wells
AI physiotherapy clinic expands across 11 NHS regions
By Liz Wells 10 February 2026
Flok Health, the AI-powered physiotherapy clinic, has been rolled out across eleven NHS areas.
Health visitors in Wales to strike over pay
By Liz Wells 10 February 2026
Health workers at Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board, in South Wales, are to take industrial action over wrong pay banding.
NHS Shetland set to improve community patient services with mobile EPR
By Liz Wells 10 February 2026
NHS Shetland has selected Cambric Systems’ Morse mobile electronic patient record (EPR) to help clinicians deliver connected health services across remote and rural populations.
South Yorkshire hospitals recognised for progress in tackling racism
By Liz Wells 10 February 2026
Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals (DBTH) has become the first NHS trust in South Yorkshire to be awarded Bronze status in the North West BAME Assembly Anti-Racist Framework, recognising it...
Teledermatology pathway delivers faster skin cancer diagnosis
By Liz Wells 10 February 2026
Patients referred by primary care to The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust (SaTH) with a suspicious skin lesion are now receiving quicker assessments and outcomes thanks to the successful r...
North Yorkshire Council unveils new director for health and adult services
By Liz Wells 10 February 2026
North Yorkshire Council has appointed Abigail Barron as its new director for health and adult services.
Airedale microbiology workers to escalate strikes over pay
By Liz Wells 09 February 2026
Microbiology workers at Airedale NHS Foundation Trust are to escalate strike action over pay.
Nuffield Health strengthens its board
By Liz Wells 09 February 2026
Nuffield Health has appointed Dominic Dodd and Dr Sam Barrell as governors to strengthen its board.
Scotland's move to regulate aesthetics industry passes first hurdle
By Liz Wells 09 February 2026
A new bill to regulate Scotland’s aesthetics industry has passed its first parliamentary hurdle.
GMC loses fourth attempt to have transplant surgeon struck off
By Liz Wells 09 February 2026
A transplant surgeon, who was suspended for sexually and racially harassing junior staff, is free to work again after the courts rejected a bid to have him struck off.
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