NHS providers and partners have been working together to implement robust plans ahead of new strike action by resident doctors in England as part of their long-running pay dispute with the Government.
ICBs have today (1 September) been unveiling their new cluster chairs.
Matthew Taylor, chief executive of NHS Confederation, says developing neighbourhood working is crucial to NHS survival
The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) is warning that cuts to ICBs could put patient safety at risk and undermine the government’s 10-Year Health Plan and is calling for every ICB to retain a chief nu...
NHS England has published a landmark “Specialised Neurology Services Service Specification” for adult care, which for the first time sets out minimum service requirements for specialised neurology ...
NHS leaders will face new performance-based pay system with bonuses for improved patient care and penalties for failing trust executives.
Planning permission has been requested for the development of an integrated health and care centre (IHCC) in Boston, Lincolnshire.
NICE has published draft guideline that aims to address 'inconsistent access to vital rehabilitation services' faced by millions of people living with long-term neurological conditions across England.
UK policymakers must learn from international approaches to move from crisis-driven to proactive and preventative care models, according to a new report.
Last week’s letter from Sir Jim Mackey to health leaders setting out guidance for ICB and NHS trust cost-cutting measures will have been welcomed by anxious leaders desperately short of direction o...
ICBs must be adequately resourced to deliver on strategic commissioning, writes Matthew Taylor, chief executive of the NHS Confederation
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