Hospital declares critical incident due to norovirus outbreak

By Lee Peart 30 March 2026

A critical incident has been declared by Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust at East Surrey Hospital due to a norovirus outbreak.

The real value of AI in healthcare is human, not technology

27 March 2026

Roy Wills, head of healthcare business and partnerships at Intellias, explains how AI can reduce workforce burnout

Abuse and staff shortages causing NHS call handlers to quit or go off sick

By Liz Wells 27 March 2026

Staff handling urgent medical calls on the NHS 111 service are leaving in large numbers due to heavy workloads, staff shortages and abusive callers, new research reveals.

Colleges to raise cosmetic surgery standards and governance

By Lee Peart 27 March 2026

A new college has been established to strengthen education, collaboration and professional standards within cosmetic surgery.

ICB chief executive cleared in whistleblowing investigation

By Lee Peart 27 March 2026

Mark Fisher, chief executive of NHS Greater Manchester, has been cleared in a whistleblowing investigation.

BSW Hospitals Group selects group chair

By Liz Wells 27 March 2026

BSW Hospitals Group, made up of Great Western Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust and Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust, has unveiled Paul von der Heyde as...

Acute trust welcomes jump in national performance ranking

By Lee Peart 27 March 2026

Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals (DBTH) has moved up 15 places in the latest NHS acute trusts league table ranking, placing it in the top third of providers.

Intensive Recovery trust invests £4m in urgent and emergency care

By Lee Peart 27 March 2026

A trust that has been earmarked for recovery support by the Government is investing £4m in transforming urgent and emergency care.

CCH Group appoints chief transformation officer

By Liz Wells 26 March 2026

CCH Group has appointed Damian Biswell as its new chief transformation officer.

Over half of NHS temps in England feel they do not have a voice when it comes to workplace issues

By Liz Wells 26 March 2026

Temporary workers feel largely excluded from being able to speak up about workplace issues, with 60.4% surveyed saying they do not have a voice in the NHS in England, new research reveals.

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Disabled Children's Team Social Worker

From £38,220 - £42,839 per annum, pro rata

Northallerton, North YorkshireFrom £38,220 - £42,839 per annum, pro rata

RECRUITER: North Yorkshire Council

Locality Team Manager for Disabled Children's Services

£51,356 to £55,539 per annum, pro rata

Northallerton, North Yorkshire£51,356 to £55,539 per annum, pro rata

RECRUITER: North Yorkshire Council

Locality Team Manager for Disabled Children's Services

£51,356 to £55,539 per annum, pro rata

Selby, North Yorkshire£51,356 to £55,539 per annum, pro rata

RECRUITER: North Yorkshire Council

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