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Lee Peart

Lee Peart

Editor of Healthcare Management

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North London ICBs to consider merger recommendation

By Lee Peart 21 July 2025

North Central and North West London ICBs will this week consider a recommendation to merge.

Thousands urged to get lifesaving cancer vaccine

By Lee Peart 21 July 2025

Hundreds of thousands of people are being urged to have the lifesaving human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine to protect against cervical and other cancers.

Trust launches £23m improvement works at London hospital

By Lee Peart 21 July 2025

A £23m scheme of improvement works has been launched at Whipps Cross hospital in Leystonstone, east London.

Call for action as maternity deaths rise by a fifth

By Lee Peart 21 July 2025

The Government has been called upon to take ‘concrete steps’ to tackle the maternity care crisis following figures showing deaths rose by over a fifth.

Trust apologises for delays to almost 9,000 ear, nose and throat appointments

By Lee Peart 21 July 2025

Medway NHS Foundation Trust has apologised to delays to the referrals for 8,849 ear, nose and throat patients.

Editor's comment - Neighbourhood health is a win-win

By Lee Peart 21 July 2025

The Government is onto a winner with its central pledge of a neighbourhood health service in the 10-Year Health Plan.

Delivering the plan

By Lee Peart 21 July 2025

Healthcare Management's expert roundtable discusses the content of the 10-Year Health Plan and assesses prospects for successful delivery

Neighbourhood healthcare in action

By Lee Peart 21 July 2025

Chief executive Debbie Richards shares the vision behind Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust’s £20m health and social care facility in the Isles of Scilly

'Suit of armour' jab to protect premature babies from RSV

By Lee Peart 21 July 2025

A ‘suit of armour’ jab to protect thousands of premature babies from RSV will be rolled out by NHSE from late September.

Lost in the system

By Lee Peart 18 July 2025

The Government must streamline primary care or see neighbourhood health centres fail, writes Katie Collin, partner at specialist medical accountancy firm Ramsay Brown LLP.