Bristol trust appoints new chief people and culture officer
By Liz Wells 03 September 2025
North Bristol NHS Trust has selected Jenny Lewis as its new group chief people & culture officer.
NHS England sets out immediate actions to improve resident doctors' working conditions
By Liz Wells 03 September 2025
NHS England has set out 10 ways to improve resident doctors working conditions over the next 12 weeks.
Over 20,000 staff injuries reported by ambulance services
By Lee Peart 03 September 2025
Over 20,000 ambulance staff injuries have been recorded in the UK with services paying out £4.5m to claims since 2022, new statistics have revealed.
Members reappointed to the NHS 24 board
By Liz Wells 03 September 2025
David Howe and Carol Gillie have been reappointed to the NHS 24 board.
King's launches campaign to tackle aggression
By Liz Wells 02 September 2025
King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has launched a new campaignto help tackle violence, abuse, and aggression in its hospitals.
Bradford Teaching Hospitals' adds new non-executive director
By Liz Wells 02 September 2025
Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has appointed Tim Swift as a new non-executive director who will join its board from Monday, 1 September 2025.
Facilities staff at London mental health centre strike over pay
By Liz Wells 02 September 2025
Dozens of Unite members at the Newham Centre for Mental Health, in East London, are striking from 1-5 September and from 15-21 September over pay and conditions.
Healthwatch England boss among NHSE board appointments
By Lee Peart 02 September 2025
Healthwatch England chief executive Louise Ansari is one of five new NHSE board appointments.
The Christie appoints two new non-executive directors
By Liz Wells 02 September 2025
The Christie NHS Foundation Trust has appointed Amanda Oates and Dr Marisa Logan-Ward as non-executive directors.
Quarter of Physician Associates felt 'better off dead' after Leng Review
By Liz Wells 02 September 2025
A quarter of physician associates say they have felt they would be ‘better off dead’ since the government-commissioned Leng Review placed restrictions on their work, a new poll reveals.
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