Patients dying in ambulances due to long ambulance waits, says Unison
By Lee Peart 07 April 2025
Ambulance crews are being forced to watch patients deteriorate and in some cases die due to long A&E waits, according to Unison research.
Public backs tougher action on tobacco, alcohol and obesity
By Lee Peart 07 April 2025
Stronger Government measures on alcohol, tobacco and obesity are backed by the general public, a poll has found.
Ensuring a smooth transition
07 April 2025
Ensuing a smooth transition is paramount with the abolition of NHS England, writes Sarah Towers, operations director at business change consultancy Entec Si
Four in 10 waiting too long for mental health care, CQC finds
By Lee Peart 03 April 2025
Four in 10 people are waiting too long to access community mental health services, according to the CQC.
Women having children later in life, ONS reveals
By Lee Peart 03 April 2025
Women in England and Wales are continuing to have children later in life, according to ONS analysis.
NHS dissatisfaction hits record levels
By Lee Peart 02 April 2025
NHS dissatisfaction levels have hit record levels with just one in five people (21%) content with services.
NHS dissatisfaction hits record levels
By Lee Peart 02 April 2025
NHS dissatisfaction levels have hit record levels with just one in five people (21%) content with services.
Call for NHS shift to out of hospital services
By Lee Peart 28 March 2025
The Government has been called upon to shift NHS funding towards primary and community services and overhaul existing hospital-focused performance targets.
Benefit cuts four times larger than planned by previous Government
By Lee Peart 27 March 2025
Disability and health-related benefit cuts by Labour are four times greater than those planned by the previous Government, according to new analysis.
Think-tank calls for 'radical health devolution'
By Lee Peart 25 March 2025
A think-tank has called for radical health devolution as a precursor to building a Neighbourhood Health Service.
NHSE failed to meet all 2022 elective care targets, finds NAO
By Lee Peart 24 March 2025
NHSE has failed to meet all its February 2022 targets on elective care waiting times, a report has found.
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