Articles by Liz Wells
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...
Inquiry to examine how digital access shapes health outcomes
By Liz Wells 02 May 2025
The Digital Poverty Alliance (DPA) is to lead a new inquiry to examine how digital exclusion is shaping health outcomes, and what must change to ensure digital transformation in healthcare does not...
Hampshire trust to cut over 700 jobs
By Liz Wells 02 May 2025
University Hospital Southampton (UHS) is to cut almost 800 roles to save £110m.
DHSC hits back at maternity budget cuts reports
By Liz Wells 02 May 2025
DHSC has denied reports that it is to cut ringfenced maternity service funding.
Overseas workers in the NHS 'fear speaking up', finds report
By Liz Wells 01 May 2025
Overseas healthcare workers are reluctant to speak up about issues, such as patient safety, fearing it could lead to losing their right to work in the UK, a new report reveals.
Government 'poised to reject' NHS pay demands
By Liz Wells 01 May 2025
The government is poised to reject NHS unions' demands for a bigger pay increase, reports suggest.
NICE approves use of endometriosis pill
By Liz Wells 01 May 2025
A new daily pill for endometriosis has been approved for use on the NHS, which could help over a thousand women in England every year manage the symptoms of the condition.
NHS rolls out five-minute 'super-jab' for 15 cancers
By Liz Wells 30 April 2025
The NHS has become the first health service in Europe to offer a new cancer jab for more than a dozen types of the disease following approval from the MHRA.
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