Midlands trust uses AI to help reduce surgical waiting lists
By Liz Wells 17 October 2025
University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust (UHNM) has introduced an AI tool to reduce surgical waiting lists.
Preventative therapy brings NHS closer to eliminating HIV
By Lee Peart 17 October 2025
A new long-acting injection is being introduced in the NHS to support around 1,000 people at risk of HIV.
Members appointed to NHS Golden Jubilee board
By Liz Wells 17 October 2025
David McClelland and Steve Plummer have been appointed as members of the NHS Golden Jubilee board.
Serious childbirth injuries up by over a fifth, analysis finds
By Lee Peart 17 October 2025
The number of serious perineal tears following childbirth has increased by over a fifth, according to the Liberal Democrats.
Scottish university launches online AI course for health and social care practitioners
By Liz Wells 17 October 2025
Glasgow Caledonian University is offering a new online module designed to help health and social care professionals understand the impact of AI on their practice.
Clinical negligence claims more than triple in two decades
By Lee Peart 17 October 2025
The annual cost of clinical negligence claims has more than tripled from £1.1bn in 2006-07 to £3.6bn in 2024-25 due to increased claim numbers and the rising costs of settlements, according to the...
Government to tackle antisemitism and racism in NHS
By Liz Wells 17 October 2025
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has ordered an urgent review of antisemitism and all forms of racism in the NHS, as part of wider efforts to tackle discrimination in the health service.
Social care overspend pushing councils to financial brink
By Lee Peart 17 October 2025
Emergency Government bailouts for councils are at risk of becoming ‘normalised’ due to overspending on social care and homelessness services, according to the Local Government Association (LGA).
CQC launches consultation on healthcare assessment proposals
By Lee Peart 16 October 2025
A consultation on improving the assessment and rating of health and care providers has been launched by the CQC.
Government campaign warns young people about deadly risks of taking drugs
By Liz Wells 16 October 2025
The government has launched a new campaign to alert young people to the dangers of ketamine, counterfeit medicines and adulterated THC vapes.
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