King's College achieves highest level finance accreditation
By Lee Peart 17 September 2026
King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has achieved the highest level under the national accreditation framework.
Why reliable frontline diagnostics should matter this winter
17 September 2026
Peter Hollely‑Robins, experienced senior NHS nurse leader and advanced clinical practitioner in emergency medicine, explains how accurate diagnosis can help ease winter pressures
Five ways NHS trusts can adapt patient communications to postal reforms
17 September 2026
Tom Baldock, managing director of outbound communications at Restore Information Management, says postal reforms provide an opportunity for NHS trusts to review how they balance postal and digital ...
One in four surgeons say surgeon specific peer support inadequate
By Lee Peart 17 September 2026
One in four surgeons (24.5%) feel existing surgeon specific peer support is inadequate, according to a survey.
Actions set out to prevent avoidable harm from patient hoists
By Lee Peart 17 September 2026
A National Patient Safety Alert has set out practical steps to reduce the risk of harm when using patient hoists.
LETBY INQUIRY: Time to rethink reputation
By Lee Peart 16 September 2026
Our correspondent Melissa Harvard reflects on the findings of the Letby inquiry.
Biomedics escalate strike action over holiday pay dispute
By Lee Peart 15 September 2026
Biomedics at Royal Blackburn Teaching Hospital and Burnley General Teaching Hospital are escalating strike action this week in a dispute over holiday pay.
MPs endorse CQC chair appointment
By Lee Peart 14 September 2026
The Health and Social Care Committee has endorsed the Government’s intention to appoint Baroness Julia Neuberger as chair of the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
Call for resumption of talks to fix NHS salary scales
By Lee Peart 14 September 2026
Fourteen unions have called on the Government to resume talk to fix Agenda for Change (AfC) salary scales which they say have failed to keep pace with other parts of the NHS.
Chair to stand down when term ends in November
By Lee Peart 14 September 2026
Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust (SASH) chair, Dr Anita Donley, is to step down when her current term ends on 30 November 2026.
Staffing gaps behind home birth safety concerns
By Lee Peart 14 September 2026
Gaps in staffing levels are behind concerns about home birth safety, according to a national safety review.
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