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ICB makes changes following Covid jab death

By Lee Peart 27 March 2025

Changes to processes have been announced by NHS Suffolk and North East Essex ICB following the death of a 27 year old man from a Covid vaccination.

INTEGRATED CARE

NHS reorganisation poses 'risks and opportunities', leaders say

By Lee Peart 26 March 2025

Healthcare leaders have said NHS reorganisation presents both risks and opportunities.

MATERNITY

Decision made on maternity and neonatal services in North Central London

By Liz Wells 26 March 2025

Recommendations for the future of maternity and neonatal services in North Central London have been agreed at a formal meeting of North Central London ICB (NCL ICB) and NHS England London region Sp...

INTEGRATED CARE

Decision to be made on closure of maternity and neonatal services

By Lee Peart 25 March 2025

A decision will be made this afternoon on proposals to close maternity and neonatal services at the Royal Free Hospital.

INTEGRATED CARE

ICB numbers face being slashed in health reforms

By Paul Marinko 21 March 2025

An NHS insider has predicted the number of ICBs will be slashed in pending Government reforms.

INTEGRATED CARE

Sixteen-year wait for autism diagnosis prompts gasps of disbelief

By Lee Peart 20 March 2025

There were gasps of disbelief in Parliament when MPs heard a woman had been told she would have to wait 16-18 years for an autism test.

WORKFORCE

ICB chair steps down for 'personal reasons'

By Lee Peart 19 March 2025

Sue Symington, chair of NHS Humber and North Yorkshire ICB, has stepped down for ‘personal reasons’.

INTEGRATED CARE

ICB cuts will make delivering transformation harder, leader warns

By Lee Peart 14 March 2025

Matthew Taylor, chief executive of NHS Confederation, has warned plans to cut ICB running costs by 50% will make the task of delivering long-term transformation much harder.

INTEGRATED CARE

Three hospitals announce merger

By Lee Peart 13 March 2025

Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King’s Lynn and the James Paget University Hospital have announced plans to operate under a group model.

INTEGRATED CARE