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Lee Peart

Lee Peart

Editor of Healthcare Management

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Scale of change in 10-Year Health Plan 'unprecedented,' policy leader says

By Lee Peart 12 June 2025

Leader of engagement and policy on the 10-Year Health Plan, Sally Warren, has said it will involve delivering ‘unprecedented’ change.

'Really impressive' 10-Year Health Plan will 'release our energy', says Sir Jim Mackey

By Lee Peart 12 June 2025

NHSE chief executive Sir Jim Mackey provided a sneak preview of the 10-Year Health Plan at the NHS ConfedExpo yesterday.

Taylor calls for private capital investment in NHS estate

By Lee Peart 12 June 2025

NHS Confed chief executive Matthew Taylor has called on private capital investment to fund the renewal of the NHS estate.

Comelit-PAC delivers security solution for Blackpool Victoria Hospital

By Lee Peart 10 June 2025

Comelit-PAC has upgraded access control infrastructure at Blackpool Victoria Hospital.

Healthcare services provider goes into administration

By Lee Peart 10 June 2025

Healthcare services provider Totally Plc has appointed administrators and sold its NHS services to PHL Group.

Innovations in healthcare could boost UK economy by £278bn

By Lee Peart 10 June 2025

Healthcare innovations could boost the UK economy by around £278bn, according to a report.

Partnership making SEND improvements following warning notice

By Lee Peart 10 June 2025

Partners in Lancashire say they have introduced ‘crucial improvements’ to SEND services following a warning notice.

Trust opens £9.8m day case unit to tackle waiting list backlog

By Lee Peart 10 June 2025

University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust (UHNM) has opened a £9.8m day case unit to tackle waiting list backlogs.

ICBs reveal cluster plans

By Lee Peart 10 June 2025

ICBs have revealed their plans to form clusters in order to meet requirements to halve their costs by the end of the year.

Psychological care offered to those affected by contaminated blood scandal

By Lee Peart 10 June 2025

A psychological care service for those affected by the contaminated blood scandal is being rolled out nationally.