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
Change with evaluation
21 July 2025
Why we must evaluate as we go to ensure change is effective and delivers value, writes Rose Taylor, executive director of health and care transformation, NHS Arden & GEM Commissioning Support Unit
Nurturing AI in the NHS
21 July 2025
If any health system has the scale, diversity and public ethos to become the Hogwarts of AI wizardry in healthcare, it’s the NHS, writes Dr Umang Patel, NHS paediatrician at Frimley Health NHS Foun...
Embedding innovation at the heart of the 10-Year Health Plan
21 July 2025
The Government’s 10-Year Health Plan provides a bold and necessary framework for innovation. The challenge now is to convert that ambition into delivery, writes Richard Stubbs, chair of the Health ...
The 'three Ps'
21 July 2025
Neighbourhood health has the potential to offer a qualitatively different and genuinely multi-agency service to people and communities.
Bristol NHS trusts announce merger plans
By Lee Peart 18 July 2025
North Bristol NHS Trust and University Hospitals Bristol and Weston have announced plans to merge two months after forming a single group.
Families and carers more involved in cancer care, survey finds
By Lee Peart 17 July 2025
Families and carers are more involved in cancer care but less than half of patients (47.7%) are satisfied with their level of GP support, according to a survey.
Government frees up pharmacists time to treat patients
By Liz Wells 17 July 2025
The DHSC has unveiled plans to modernise pharmacy supervision rules to allow registered pharmacy technicians to take greater responsibility.
BREAKING NEWS: Neighbourhood health services to target deprived communities
By Lee Peart 09 July 2025
Deprived communities with the greatest need are the first to be targeted with the Government’s roll-out of neighbourhood health services.
Disabled Children's Team Social Worker
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Northallerton, North Yorkshire£141,233 to £164,272 plus relocation support
Head of Family Support and Child Protection
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Brent, London (Greater)£88,047 - £107,819
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Disabled Children's Team Social Worker
£38,220 - £42,839 per annum pro rata
Scarborough, North Yorkshire£38,220 - £42,839 per annum pro rata
Corporate Director Children and Young People’s Service
£141,233 to £164,272 plus relocation support
Northallerton, North Yorkshire£141,233 to £164,272 plus relocation support
Head of Family Support and Child Protection
£88,047 - £107,819
Brent, London (Greater)£88,047 - £107,819
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- Pathology staff across London to strike over pay and grading
- East of England Ambulance Service faces strike action
- NHS 'too reliance' on independent sector for mental health care
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- Almost a fifth of children starting primary school have not had booster jab
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