Nursing student numbers rise for first time since 2021
By Lee Peart 15 September 2025
The number of students taking up nursing degrees in England has risen for the first time since the post pandemic surge in 2021.
Leeds trust chief agrees to stand down with immediate effect
By Lee Peart 15 September 2025
Professor Phil Wood has agreed to stand with immediate effect as chief executive of Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust.
The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust awarded university status
By Lee Peart 12 September 2025
The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust (SaTH) has been awarded university status in recognition of its work in research and education.
ICBs may be given longer to make redundancies, says Mackey
By Lee Peart 11 September 2025
ICBs may be given longer to make redundancies due to an impasse over funding, Sir Jim Mackey has revealed.
Scottish Government launches palliative care strategy
By Liz Wells 10 September 2025
Greater training and support for healthcare staff are among measures set out in a new strategy to improve palliative care across Scotland.
Ambulance service unveils five-year wellbeing strategy
By Liz Wells 10 September 2025
South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) is to introduce a wellbeing forum for staff as part of its new five-year Wellbeing Strategy.
NHS SBS unveils latest audit services framework
By Lee Peart 10 September 2025
Leading corporate services provider NHS Shared Business Services (NHS SBS) has unveiled the latest iteration of its audit services framework, Audit Services for Health, providing the NHS and wider ...
Hundreds of overseas nurses recruited in Swansea Bay
By Liz Wells 10 September 2025
A recruitment drive aimed at filling hundreds of nursing vacancies in Swansea Bay has ended after successfully reaching its goal.
Health secretary 'promises' striking Airedale hospital workers to intervene in dispute
By Liz Wells 09 September 2025
Health secretary Wes Streeting has reportedly 'promised' striking Airedale hospital workers that he will intervene in their dispute.
Healthcare professionals 'left waiting' for productivity gains from digital technologies
By Liz Wells 09 September 2025
Healthcare professionals feel digital health technologies fail to help them deliver more care with fewer resources, new research reveals.
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