Health minister sacked over comments
By Liz Wells 10 February 2025
Health minister Andrew Gwynne has been sacked as a public health minister over alleged comments about constituents and colleagues made in a WhatsApp group.
First tranche of funding to be released for hospital redevelopment
By Lee Peart 07 February 2025
Funding of £19.4m is to be released for the redevelopment of St Mary’s Hospital in Paddington this month.
Hospitals account for over 80% of healthcare spend in last year of life
By Lee Peart 07 February 2025
Over 80% of healthcare costs in the final year of life is spent on hospitals, new analysis has found.
Lib Dems call for a 'crumbling hospitals taskforce'
By Lee Peart 07 February 2025
Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey has called on the Government to create a ‘crumbling hospitals taskforce’ headed by chief medical officer Chris Whitty.
Councils 'deeply concerned' about trust's performance
By Lee Peart 06 February 2025
The Joint Health Overview and Scrutiny Committee (JHOSC) of Shropshire Council and Telford & Wrekin Council has written to health and social care secretary Wes Streeting about concerns over the per...
Norovirus surge drives busiest week for hospitals this winter
By Lee Peart 06 February 2025
Hospitals admissions have hit a new high this winter as norovirus cases continue to surge.
'Daft things' undermining NHS diversity agenda, says Streeting
By Lee Peart 05 February 2025
Health and social care secretary Wes Streeting has said ‘really daft things’ are undermining the equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) agenda in the NHS.
Streeting appoints adviser to shape 10-year plan
By Liz Wells 05 February 2025
The DHSC has appointed Tom Kibasi to help it turn the ideas for a better health service, coming from tens of thousands of patients and frontline staff, into in the 10 Year Health Plan.
AI trial to tackle breast cancer launched
By Liz Wells 04 February 2025
Nearly 700,000 women across the country will take part in a trial to test how AI tools can be used to catch breast cancer cases earlier, the DHSC has announced.
Half of public say corridor care crisis could be solved in a year
By Lee Peart 03 February 2025
Half the public think corridor care could be eradicated within a year if the Government took immediate action, a poll has found.
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