Frail sacrificed in NHS push to improve GP access

By Lee Peart 03 June 2026

An MPs’ committee has found care for people with or at risk of frailty is being sacrificed in the NHS drive to improve GP access.

Faster care and help returning to work to be provided for MSK patients

By Lee Peart 01 June 2026

Thousands of patients with painful joint and muscle conditions will receive employment support and treatment to tackle health-related economic inactivity.

Blood test helps reduce late-stage cancer diagnosis

By Lee Peart 01 June 2026

The use of a blood test when combined with existing NHS screening can help reduce late stage cancer diagnosis, research has found.

Employment charity to deliver Connect to Work programme

By Lee Peart 01 June 2026

Shaw Trust has been appointed to support up to 3,400 people across Hull and East Yorkshire with long-term health conditions, disabilities or other barriers to employment.

Learning disability nurses given voice in decision-making and workforce planning

By Lee Peart 01 June 2026

Learning disability nurses are being given a voice in decision-making and workforce planning through a new council.

Hospital's corridor care 'compromised people's safety, privacy and dignity'

By Lee Peart 01 June 2026

A hospital’s urgent and emergency services where many people waited over 12 hours without food or drink has been downgraded from good to requires improvement.

Government offers 300,000 work experience and training placements

By Lee Peart 01 June 2026

Around 300,000 work experience and training placements in sectors including construction, health and social care, and hospitality, are being offered by the Government.

MPs to begin debating NHS Modernisation Bill

By Lee Peart 01 June 2026

MPs will begin debating the NHS Modernisation Bill in Parliament today following its publication last month.

Pharmacists to prescribe medicines under £340m investment

By Lee Peart 01 June 2026

Qualified pharmacists will be able to assess patients and prescribe medicines under a £340m expansion of the Pharmacy First programme.

Smart coaster to tackle 'hidden epidemic' of hospital dehydration

By Lee Peart 01 June 2026

A smart drinks coaster designed by a Nottingham Trent University (NTU) student could help save the NHS up to a £1bn a year.

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