Coaches to support up to 65,000 long-term sick back into work
By Lee Peart 22 September 2025
One thousand job centre staff are being redeployed to help up to 65,000 people on sickness benefits back into work this financial year.
Tech partnership aims to get occupational therapy ready for the future
By Lee Peart 18 September 2025
The Royal College of Occupational Therapists (RCOT) has partnered with home care monitoring technology specialist, Lilli, to help occupational therapists to get ready for the future and move toward...
AI turning point: The long-sought shift from reactive sick care to preventative healthcare
By Lee Peart 17 September 2025
Matea Deliu, chief medical officer of Sanome, says AI-driven decision support could mark a turning point toward a healthier, more resilient NHS.
UK Government urged to keep open mind on safer drug consumption facility
By Lee Peart 16 September 2025
A report by Scottish MPs has urged the UK Government to wait until the completion of a three-year pilot before making a decision on Glasgow’s Pilot Safer Drug Consumption Facility (SDCF), The Thist...
NHS runs 'stress tests' to winter-proof health service
By Lee Peart 16 September 2025
‘Stress test’ exercises are being run by the NHS this month as part of plans to winter-proof the health service.
Government invests £10m in addiction healthcare researchers
By Lee Peart 15 September 2025
A £10m investment in supporting the next generation of leaders in addiction research has been announced.
Suicide prevention training rolled out for mental health staff
By Lee Peart 12 September 2025
New suicide prevention training has been rolled-out for all NHS mental health staff this week.
Chancellor urged to deliver urgent action on hunger in Autumn Budget
By Lee Peart 12 September 2025
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been urged to relieve food poverty in the Autumn Budget.
Junk food advertising ban confirmed
By Lee Peart 11 September 2025
A ban on TV and online advertising targeting children will come into effect on 5 January 2026, the Government has confirmed.
Teenage pregnancies rise for first time in 14 years
By Lee Peart 11 September 2025
Councils have called for investment in prevention after teenage pregnancies rose for the first time in 14 years.
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