Staffing gaps behind home birth safety concerns
By Lee Peart 14 September 2026Gaps in staffing levels are behind concerns about home birth safety, according to a national safety review.
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Redesigning health
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Global health researcher Christopher Exeter, previews two online roundtables Healthcare Management is running this autumn on the theme of...
Scaling innovation through devolution
14 September 2026
Professor Ben Bridgewater, executive chair, Health Innovation Network and chief executive, Health Innovation Manchester, examines how dev...
A&E mental health crisis
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Helen Macdonald, senior clinical advisor at the British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies (BABCP), says A&E shoul...
Call for resumption of talks to fix NHS salary scales
By Lee Peart 14 September 2026
Fourteen unions have called on the Government to resume talk to fix Agenda for Change (AfC) salary scales which they say have failed to keep pace with other parts of the NHS.
Government invests £25m in hospital redevelopment
By Lee Peart 14 September 2026
Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust has received a further £25m for the redevelopment of Wycombe Hospital.
MPs endorse CQC chair appointment
By Lee Peart 14 September 2026
The Health and Social Care Committee has endorsed the Government’s intention to appoint Baroness Julia Neuberger as chair of the Care Quality Commission (CQC).
Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust appoints first chief digital officer
By Lee Peart 14 September 2026
Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust (CLCH) has appointed James Fleming as its first chief digital officer.
Chair to stand down when term ends in November
By Lee Peart 14 September 2026
Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust (SASH) chair, Dr Anita Donley, is to step down when her current term ends on 30 November 2026.
Cardiology SDEC unit reduces inpatient admissions by over 25%
By Lee Peart 14 September 2026
A cardiology same day emergency care (SDEC) Unit at East Surrey Hospital has reduced inpatient admissions by over 25%.
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MPs call for rebalancing of NHS funding towards primary care
'Think-tank, Policy Connect, and the All-Party Parliamentary Health Group have called for a rebalancing of NHS funding towards primary care and care closer to home. '
09 September 2026
THE BIG INTERVIEW: Building better futures
'Leigh Elliott, chief executive of Children North East, says combating child poverty can feel like ‘fighting a tidal wave’ but feels optimistic times are beginning to change for the better.'
01 September 2026
NHSE leaders see neighbourhood health in action
By Lee Peart 18 June 2026
NHSE leaders have seen how neighbourhood health is being delivered across the North East and Yorkshire.
THE BIG INTERVIEW: Progress, but much more to do
By Lee Peart 05 June 2026
Greg Fell, president of the Association of Directors of Public Health (ADPH) and director of public health in Sheffield discusses how neighbourhood health can be effectively delivered within the co...
THE BIG INTERVIEW: Full in-tray
By Lee Peart 12 May 2026
Newly elected ADASS president Phil Holmes shares his views on neighbourhood health, ICB restructuring, joined up commissioning, the Casey Commission and the National Care Service.
ROUNDTABLE: Why neighbourhood health's moment has arrived
By Lee Peart 05 May 2026
There is a quiet but determined shift underway in how health and care services are imagined and delivered across England. No longer confined to hospitals or GP surgeries, the future of care is bein...
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