Warning strikes could derail NHS productivity and quality gains
By Lee Peart 11 November 2025
Strike action that resumes by resident doctors this week could derail NHS gains in quality and productivity, a report has warned.
Pride in Place programme to invest up to £5bn in local areas
By Lee Peart 11 November 2025
Up to £5bn will be given to 250 areas across the UK in the Government’s Pride in Place programme.
London trusts share EPR
By Liz Wells 10 November 2025
Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust (BHRUT) and Barts Health NHS Trust now have a common electronic patient record (EPR).
Member reappointed to Highland NHS board
By Liz Wells 10 November 2025
Joanne McCoy has been reappointed as a member of the Highland NHS board.
Government supports quantum projects to boost UK's health
By Liz Wells 10 November 2025
The government is to invest more than £14m in new quantum technology projects to tackle health challenges.
Care workers charged following mental health unit investigation
By Lee Peart 10 November 2025
Two care workers have been charged following an investigation into The Edenfield Centre in Prestwich, Greater Manchester.
Staffing pressures cause trust to suspend home births
By Lee Peart 10 November 2025
Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has suspended home births for two weeks due to safety concerns caused by staff shortages.
RCGP warns of a 'mass exodus' of GPs within five years
By Liz Wells 10 November 2025
Nearly a third of GPs are unlikely to be working in general practice in five years’ time, a new poll reveals.
Almost one in five ED patients being cared for in corridors, report reveals
By Lee Peart 10 November 2025
Almost one in five patients in EDs were being cared for in trolleys or chairs in corridors in England this summer, a report has revealed.
Wirral nurses and staff raise concerns about 'dangerous' hospital plans
By Liz Wells 10 November 2025
Clinical support workers and nurses at Wirral University Teaching Hospitals have lodged a formal complaint with the trust’s board over proposed changes to staffing ratios that they believe could pu...
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