Moorfields Eye Hospital selects new chief nurse
By Liz Wells 05 December 2025
Moorfields Eye Hospital has appointed Simmi Naidu as chief nurse and executive director of allied health professionals.
GMC unveils new deputy medical director
By Liz Wells 05 December 2025
The GMC has appointed Professor Alan Denison as its new deputy medical director.
Imperial College Healthcare appoints chief operating officer
By Liz Wells 05 December 2025
Ian Bateman has been appointed as chief operating officer at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust.
Covid Inquiry: a reminder of the importance of emergency preparedness
By Lee Peart 04 December 2025
Jon Czul, managing director, Skills for Health, says the findings of the Covid Inquiry released are a stark reminder of the importance of emergency preparedness within our NHS.
The missing link to unlocking UK productivity
04 December 2025
Ranjan Singh, chief executive and co-founder HealthHero, discusses how digital health access can help unleash UK productivity.
Streeting says NHS will 'weather the storm' of flu-demic and strikes
By Lee Peart 04 December 2025
Health and social care secretary Wes Streeting has said the NHS will seek to ‘weather the storm’ in the face of record flu levels and December strikes.
Investigation finds NHS staff 'exposed to cancer causing chemical'
By Lee Peart 04 December 2025
NHS staff have been left disabled and with severe asthma as a result of exposure to a cancer-causing chemical, according to an investigation.
Northern Ireland introduces career and development model for nursing and midwifery
By Liz Wells 04 December 2025
A new career and development model for nursing and midwifery in Northern Ireland has been launched to support professional development and workforce retention.
NHS staff need pay talks now, says Unison
By Liz Wells 03 December 2025
The government must hold urgent talks with health unions to 'fix the NHS pay structure once and for all' to avoid staff falling below the legal minimum wage each year, says Unison.
Government accused of 'insufficient urgency' as 12-hour waits surge
By Lee Peart 03 December 2025
The Government has been accused of acting with ‘insufficient urgency’ after figures showed a 90-fold increase in 12-hour hospital waits.
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