Trailblazing scheme to reconnect thousands with HIV treatment
By Liz Wells 01 December 2025
The government has launched a scheme which will see thousands of people benefit from improved HIV testing and treatment under a new action plan.
CQC upgrades trust's maternity services
By Lee Peart 01 December 2025
Maternity services at Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust have been upgraded from requires improvement to good following a CQC inspection.
Cancelled knee replacement operations costing NHS millions
By Lee Peart 01 December 2025
Avoidable knee replacement operation cancellations are costing the NHS millions and increasing waiting times, according to research.
'Organisation-wide change' promised following damning report
By Lee Peart 01 December 2025
County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust (CDDFT) has promised ‘organisation-wide change’ and a ‘cultural reset’ after a breast surgery services review found persistent poor clinical practi...
RCGPs calls on home secretary to remove barriers for international GPs
By Liz Wells 28 November 2025
The Royal College of GPs has written to Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood calling for urgent action to address the barriers International Medical Graduates (IMGs), who have completed their GP specialt...
Streeting hits out BMA over GP contracts changes
By Liz Wells 28 November 2025
Health secretary Wes Streeting has accused the BMA of being 'impossible' and issuing 'misleading' information.
BMA to ballot resident doctors in England to extend strike mandate
By Liz Wells 28 November 2025
The BMA resident doctors committee in England (RDC) is to reballot its members for another six months of industrial action.
EXCLUSIVE: ICB restructuring having 'big impact' on local areas
By Lee Peart 28 November 2025
Significant disruption to the delivery of local services is being caused by ICB restructuring, according to ADASS president Jess McGregor.
Health minister warns of 'forces of division and darkness'
By Lee Peart 27 November 2025
Health minister Stephen Kinnock has warned there are ‘forces of division and darkness waiting at the gate’ if the Government does not get health and social care reform right.
Report sets out how to make integrated health organisations a success
By Liz Wells 27 November 2025
The ingredients of a successful integrated health organisation (IHO) are set out in a new policy paper by The NHS Confederation and UK and Ireland law firm Browne Jacobson.
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