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BREAKING NEWS: NHS Grampian appoints new chief executive

By Liz Wells 23 June 2025

NHS Grampian has appointed Laura Skaife-Knight as its new chief executive.

GUYS & ST THOMAS NHS FOUNDATION TRUST

Guys and St Thomas cardiac theatre nurses resolve dispute

By Liz Wells 20 June 2025

Nurses in St Thomas’ hospital cardiac surgery theatres have resolved a long-running dispute over the payback of hours after being on-call.

WORKFORCE

Barts employees challenge 'discriminatory' uniform policy

By Liz Wells 20 June 2025

Three NHS workers have launched legal action against Barts Health NHS Trust arguing that its new uniform and dress code policy unlawfully discriminates against them because of their pro-Palestinian...

INDUSTRIAL ACTION

Dorset healthcare workers protest over outsourcing threat

By Liz Wells 20 June 2025

Healthcare workers employed by University Hospitals Dorset NHS Trust have protested outside a board meeting at Poole Hospital.

BMA

BMA to launch indicative ballots of senior doctors in England

By Liz Wells 20 June 2025

The BMA is appealing to the Government to negotiate as it is to launch indicative ballots of senior doctors in England over their recent pay offer.

INDUSTRIAL ACTION

Lancashire cleaners strike for three more days

By Liz Wells 19 June 2025

Cleaners employed by private firm Mitie at three NHS health centres in East Lancashire are striking for a further three days.

WORKFORCE

Training to ensure healthcare staff have skills to handle learning disabilities and autism

By Liz Wells 19 June 2025

The DHSC has published new guidance to ensure health and care staff have skills to provide care for people with a learning disability and autistic people.

NURSING

Record number of nurses, midwives and nursing associates

By Liz Wells 18 June 2025

The nursing and midwifery workforce has reached record numbers, with greater ethnic diversity, new data reveals.

PATIENT BEHAVIOUR

Patients warned about filming NHS medical care

By Liz Wells 17 June 2025

Patients who video their medical treatment for social media risk publicising medical information and compromising their own treatment, says Society of Radiographers (SoR).

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