Government seeks to tackle men's life expectancy gap
By Lee Peart 24 April 2025
A 12-weeek call for evidence has been launched by the Government in a bid to tackle the life expectancy gap for men.
DHSC permanent secretary appointed
By Liz Wells 23 April 2025
Samantha Jones has been appointed as the new permanent secretary at DHSC.
Call for 'super heads' to address skyrocketing trolley waits
By Lee Peart 23 April 2025
The Government has been urged to appoint ‘super heads’ to save failing trusts after figures revealed a huge rise in A&E trolley waits.
Lib Dems reveal nearly 40% drop in fixing crumbling hospitals
By Lee Peart 23 April 2025
Investment in fixing crumbling hospitals has fallen by nearly 40%, according to research commissioned by the Liberal Democrats.
New approaches to NHS reform could save £21bn a year, says IPPR
By Lee Peart 17 April 2025
New approaches to NHS reform that decentralise resources and decisions could save £21bn a year, according to a new report.
Call for taskforce to protect NHS from Trump tariffs
By Lee Peart 17 April 2025
Health and social care secretary Wes Streeting has been urged to set up task force to protect NHS funding and avoid drug shortages in the event of US tariffs on pharmaceuticals.
Lib Dems calls for end to 'dental deserts'
By Lee Peart 14 April 2025
The Liberal Democrats have called for urgent reforms to end a ‘national scandal’ of ‘dental deserts’.
Government unveils technology and career path plan to transform social care
By Liz Wells 09 April 2025
Care leaders will be trained to use technology to improve patient care and help people live independently in their own homes for longer.
BREAKING NEWS: Streeting defends record on mental health spending
By Lee Peart 08 April 2025
Secretary of state for health and social care Wes Streeting has defended the Government’s record on mental health spending.
BREAKING NEWS: Streeting spells outs reasons for NHSE abolition
By Lee Peart 08 April 2025
Health and social care secretary Wes Streeting has laid out his reasons for abolishing NHS England under questioning by MPs.
Patients dying in ambulances due to long ambulance waits, says Unison
By Lee Peart 07 April 2025
Ambulance crews are being forced to watch patients deteriorate and in some cases die due to long A&E waits, according to Unison research.
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