Articles by Liz Wells
King's selects new non-executive directors
By Liz Wells 07 May 2025
Gerry Murphy and Dr Angela Spatharou have joined King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust as new non-executive directors to the board.
Midlands trusts to share chair
By Liz Wells 07 May 2025
Midlands Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust’s chair Jacqueline Small has been appointed interim chair at University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust.
Home Counties ICB selects new chair
By Liz Wells 06 May 2025
Robin Porter, former chief executive of Luton Council, has been appointed as the new chair of Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes ICB.
ICBs to share chief executive and chair
By Liz Wells 06 May 2025
Suffolk and North East Essex ICB chief executive Ed Garratt and chair Professor Will Pope have been appointed to the same roles at Norfolk and Waveney ICB, on an interim basis.
Shining a light on health inequalities
By Liz Wells 05 May 2025
The UK Health Security Agency’s latest report, which highlights the extent and cost of health inequalities in England, aims to support health systems in better understanding who and where is most a...
Rethinking NHS estates
By Liz Wells 05 May 2025
As the NHS reforms, the management and transformation of estates has never been more critical, delegates at an Esri UK-organised event heard
Scotland pharmacy financial deal agreed
By Liz Wells 02 May 2025
Community Pharmacy Scotland (CPS) has accepted the Scottish Government’s financial offer for the financial year 2025/26.
Resident doctors in England announce ballot for industrial action
By Liz Wells 02 May 2025
Resident doctors in England have unveiled the dates for their ballot for renewed industrial action over pay.
Over 40% of patients unaware of how AI is being used in healthcare, poll finds
By Liz Wells 02 May 2025
More than four in 10 British people are unaware of how AI is being used in healthcare, a new survey reveals.
NICE updates guidance to help cut falls and related hospital admissions
By Liz Wells 02 May 2025
Personalised assessments that consider factors, including the hazards in a person’s home and their previous medical history, will help reduce falls in older and at-risk people, according to updated...
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