Scotland selects chief nursing officer
By Liz Wells 30 July 2025
Professor Aisha Holloway has been appointed as Scotland’s chief nursing officer.
NICE chief executive to step down
By Liz Wells 30 July 2025
NICE chief executive Dr Sam Roberts is to step down after four years of leadership to support her children.
Counsellors take fresh strike action over pay
By Liz Wells 30 July 2025
Counsellors commissioned by Norfolk and Waveney ICB to deliver Talking Therapies services are back on strike in a dispute over pay and grading.
Community-based healthcare hub celebrates awards double
By Lee Peart 30 July 2025
A community-based healthcare hub providing over 12 clinical services has won two awards.
Union seeks judicial review over Leng Review
By Liz Wells 30 July 2025
United Medical Associate Professionals (UMAPs) has sent pre-action letters to health secretary Wes Streeting and NHS England notifying them of an intended judicial review claim.
Cancer prehabilitation service suspended due to staffing and service pressures
By Lee Peart 30 July 2025
Cancer prehabilitation services have been temporarily suspended at Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
BMA urged to consider patients and staff before calling more walk-outs
By Liz Wells 30 July 2025
NHS leaders are urging BMA to consider patients and staff before calling more strike action.
ADHD consultations offer fast-track access to neurodiversity specialist services
By Lee Peart 30 July 2025
Digital mental health platform, Dr Julian, is offering a digital ADHD consultation service to help employers, occupational health teams and NHS partners fast-track access to specialist services.
ABB delivers smart power solutions for integrated eye care centre
By Lee Peart 30 July 2025
ABB Electrification has completed a £1.5m installation of low voltage smart power solutions for a new integrated eye care centre in Camden, London, built by Bouygues UK.
NHS review to tackle LGBT+ inequalities
By Lee Peart 29 July 2025
A first ever review has been launched to tackle health inequalities experience by LGBT+ people in the NHS.
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