CQC finds improvements at critical care service at Worcestershire Royal Hospital

By Lee Peart 16 May 2024

The CQC has found improvements at the critical care service at Worcestershire Royal Hospital, run by Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust, following an inspection in December.

Junior doctors and Government agree to mediated talks on pay dispute

By Lee Peart 16 May 2024

The British Medical Association's (BMA) junior doctors committee has announced it has entered a new intensive phase of mediated talks over its pay dispute with the Government.

ICB wins £1.2m 'smart medication' funding

By Lee Peart 16 May 2024

NHS Lancashire and South Cumbria Integrated Care Board (ICB), Lancaster University and partners have been awarded £1.2m in funding to explore the potential of ‘smart medication' devices.

Legal & General and UCL launch £3m fund to tackle health inequalities

By Lee Peart 16 May 2024

Legal & General has announced a £3m Health Equity Fund in partnership with Sir Michael Marmot and the University College London Institute of Health Equity.

'Corridor care' on the rise as hospitals seeks to free up ambulances

By Lee Peart 15 May 2024

Growing numbers of patients are being left in corridors in order to improve patient flow and free-up ambulances.

CQC finds 'significant improvements' at Midlands trust

By Lee Peart 15 May 2024

‘Significant improvements' have been found at a Midlands trust following an inspection by the CQC.

Delays to new hospital scheme costing NHS millions

By Lee Peart 15 May 2024

Millions of pounds are spent each month by the NHS on patching up crumbling estates as a result of delays to the Government's new hospital scheme, trust leaders have warned.

Trust director appointed University of Oxford associate professor

By Lee Peart 15 May 2024

Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust director of research and development, Professor Vanessa Raymont, has been appointed an associate professor by the University of Oxford for making a significant an...

Only two-thirds of councils able to meet Care Act duties

By Lee Peart 15 May 2024

Only around two-thirds of councils are confident of being able to meet all their legal duties under the Care Act by next year (2025-26).

frederica-diamanta

Lawyer (Childcare) - WMF1521e

£43,693 - £44,711

Cumbria / Various£43,693 - £44,711

RECRUITER: Westmorland and Furness Council

ICB Chair

£60,000 pa

At BLMK sites across the geography. £60,000 pa

RECRUITER: Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes Integrated Care Board

Support Worker

£24,790 - £25,183 pro rata

Rotherham, South Yorkshire£24,790 - £25,183 pro rata

RECRUITER: Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council

frederica-diamanta

Lawyer (Childcare) - WMF1521e

£43,693 - £44,711

Cumbria / Various£43,693 - £44,711

RECRUITER: Westmorland and Furness Council

ICB Chair

£60,000 pa

At BLMK sites across the geography. £60,000 pa

RECRUITER: Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes Integrated Care Board

Support Worker

£24,790 - £25,183 pro rata

Rotherham, South Yorkshire£24,790 - £25,183 pro rata

RECRUITER: Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council