Dave Harris appointed NHS Orkney chief executive
By Lee Peart 10 June 2026
Current director of people and culture, Dave Harris, will become chief executive of NHS Orkney when interim chief executive, James Goodyear, leaves the organisation later this year.
REC appoints Bev White as chair
By Lee Peart 10 June 2026
Bev White has been selected as chair-designate of the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC).
NHS workforce facing a 'crisis of morale'
By Lee Peart 10 June 2026
Sir Ciarán Devane, the new chief executive of The NHS Alliance, has warned the NHS workforce is facing a ‘crisis morale’.
Trust chief executive announces retirement
By Lee Peart 09 June 2026
Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals (DBTH) chief executive, Richard Parker, has announced his retirement.
Clinicians 'unfairly exposed' to costly AI negligence claims
By Lee Peart 09 June 2026
The widening gap between regulation and rapid adoption of AI in healthcare leaves clinicians ‘unfairly exposed’ to costly negligence claims, according to the Medical Protection Society (MPS).
Nurse struck off for falsifying shift records
By Lee Peart 09 June 2026
A nurse has been struck off for adding shifts to an electronic roster she did not work.
Ashford and St Peter's Hospitals to adopt eRostering system
By Lee Peart 08 June 2026
Ashford and St Peter’s Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has appointed RLDatix to deliver its eRostering platform, Allocate Optima.
Operating theatre staff to strike over overtime pay cut
By Lee Peart 08 June 2026
Operating theatre staff at Bedfordshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust have voted to strike over a cut in overtime payments.
NHS sickness absence at 'unsustainable levels', report finds
By Lee Peart 04 June 2026
Sickness absence in the NHS has reached unsustainable levels at rates nearly three times higher than the private sector, a report has found.
Universities selected to deliver dental training expansion
By Lee Peart 04 June 2026
University of East Anglia (UEA) and University of Portsmouth are to each receive 25 new training places to help target rural and coastal ‘dental deserts’.
Antisemitism training to be mandatory in NHS following Lord Mann review
By Lee Peart 04 June 2026
Mandatory antisemitism training is to be introduced for NHS leaders along with clear national guidance on uniform and responding to racist behaviour.
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