Hampshire trust selects new chief executive
By Liz Wells 17 July 2025
Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has appointed Sue Harriman, currently chief executive of Bath and North East Somerset, Swindon and Wiltshire ICB, as its new chief executive.
Government frees up pharmacists time to treat patients
By Liz Wells 17 July 2025
The DHSC has unveiled plans to modernise pharmacy supervision rules to allow registered pharmacy technicians to take greater responsibility.
Streeting to meet BMA in bid to avoid resident doctor strikes
By Liz Wells 17 July 2025
Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Wes Streeting is due to meet the BMA's Resident Doctors Committee leaders this afternoon (17 July) in a bid to avoid strikes.
First round-the-clock neighbourhood mental health unit opens
By Lee Peart 17 July 2025
A first round-the-clock mental health unit has opened in East London as part of a commitment under the 10-Year Health Plan.
Patients waits over 60 hours recorded at London trust's ED
By Lee Peart 16 July 2025
Inspectors have reported waits of over 60 hours in ED at Croydon University Hospital.
No 'convincing evidence' to abolish PAs and AAs, concludes review
By Liz Wells 16 July 2025
There are no convincing reasons to abolish the roles of physician associates (PAs) and anaesthesia associates (AAs), an independent report concludes.
MPs ask Streeting to 'fully address' social care cost of inaction report
By Lee Peart 16 July 2025
The Health and Social Care Committee has written to health and social care secretary Wes Streeting following the Government’s response to its Adult social care reform: the cost of inaction report.
Hospital pledges improvement on 18-week waiting times
By Lee Peart 16 July 2025
The Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital has promised to improve after ranking bottom in the newly published NHSE league table.
Patients waiting over 60 hours at London trust's ED
By Lee Peart 16 July 2025
Inspectors have reported waits of over 60 hours in ED at Croydon University Hospital.
ICB scales back intensive care unit services due to recruitment challenges
By Lee Peart 16 July 2025
A temporary suspension of Level 3 care at Furness General Hospital’s (FGH) intensive care unit has been made permanent due to staff shortages.
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