Berkshire hospital rated outstanding by CQC
By Lee Peart 01 September 2025
Wexham Park Hospital in Slough, Berkshire has been upgraded from good to outstanding following a CQC inspection in February.
Trust receives improved CQC leadership rating
By Lee Peart 01 September 2025
Leadership at University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust has been upgraded from inadequate to good following a CQC inspection.
Hospital downgraded from outstanding to requires improvement
By Lee Peart 01 September 2025
East Surrey Hospital has been downgraded from outstanding to requires improvement following a CQC inspection.
'Emergency package' call following record A&E summer
By Lee Peart 01 September 2025
The Liberal Democrats have called for an ‘emergency package’ for the NHS this winter after revealing record summer A&E demand.
MHRA crackdown on illegal 'Botox' after victims left seriously ill
By Liz Wells 01 September 2025
The MHRA’s Criminal Enforcement Unit has launched a number of criminal investigations following a spike in hospital admissions believed to be linked to the use of unlicensed botulinum toxin products.
AI stethoscope rolled out to 100 GP clinics to help diagnose heart failure
By Liz Wells 01 September 2025
GP clinics in London and Wales will receive an AI-powered tool as part of a trial to help improve the diagnosis of heart failure, which affects 2% of the UK population and consumes 4% of the NHS b...
Medical profession 'more ableist' than wider society
By Liz Wells 01 September 2025
Ableism is greater in the medical profession than in wider society, new research reveals.
Assisted dying poses 'substantial task' for NHS
By Liz Wells 29 August 2025
The safe and effective implementation of assisted dying will require substantial planning, infrastructure and funding, new research reveals.
Lift off for Hull Royal Infirmary maintenance work
By Liz Wells 29 August 2025
Humber Health Partnership is about to embark on the latest round of hospital maintenance work at Hull Royal Infirmary.
County Durham and Darlington healthcare staff set to walk out over pay
By Liz Wells 29 August 2025
Hundreds of healthcare assistants employed by County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust have voted to strike over pay.
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Doncaster, South YorkshireGrade 8/9, £33,708 - £44,096 pro rata
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