DHSC leader becomes head of civil service
By Liz Wells 02 December 2024
Sir Chris Wormald, the current leader of the Department of Health and Social Care, has been appointed as the prime minister’s most senior official and head of the service.
Ditch 'unfit for purpose pay body', say unions
By Liz Wells 26 November 2024
The government must bypass the independent panel that reviews NHS pay if the health service is to be fit for the future, say three of the UK’s largest health unions.
Midlands debates future of the NHS as part of national conversation
By Lee Peart 25 November 2024
A public debate has been held in the Midlands as part of the Government’s national conversation on the future of the NHS.
A league of their own
By Lee Peart 25 November 2024
Newly appointed director of policy, events and partnerships at The King’s Fund, Siva Anandaciva, says Wes Streeting’s announcement of trust league tables poses more questions than answers.
Mental Health Bill has second reading in House of Lords
By Lee Peart 25 November 2024
Legislation to reform care for mental health patients comes one step closer to becoming law as the Mental Health Bill has its second reading in the House of Lords today.
Streeting to propose new measures to regulate NHS managers
By Lee Peart 25 November 2024
New measures to crackdown on NHS managers who silence whistleblowers or endanger patients through misconduct will be proposed by the Government.
Mental health patients 'harmed' by out of area placements
By Lee Peart 21 November 2024
Mental health patients are being harmed by ‘inappropriate’ out of area placements, according to a new report.
Children facing 'unacceptably long waits' for mental health appointments
By Lee Peart 21 November 2024
Children are facing ‘unacceptably long waits’ for mental health support, a survey has revealed.
'We stand at a crossroads,' Lord Darzi lays bare NHS crisis
By Lee Peart 20 November 2024
Lord Darzi has laid bare the scale of the challenges facing the NHS while giving evidence to the Health and Social Care Committee.
Former health minister says NHS is 'fiscally incontinent'
By Lee Peart 19 November 2024
The NHS is spending too much on the ‘most expensive and often underperforming parts of its system’, a former Labour health minister has said.
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