Bridging the training gap
05 May 2025
Cost savings should not be done at the expense of training and developing clinical leaders for the future, says Dr Hein Scheffer, director of Strategy & Transformation at the East of England Ambula...
No evidence NHS waiting lists are significant cause of higher benefit claims, analysis finds
By Lee Peart 02 May 2025
There is no evidence that rising NHS waiting lists are a major driver of rising health-related benefit claims, according to new analysis.
Premature mortality rates still higher than pre-Covid, finds ONS
By Lee Peart 29 April 2025
Premature mortality rates in England and Wales are still higher than pre-Covid, according to the latest data.
A&E 12-hour waits reach record level
By Lee Peart 28 April 2025
A&E 12-hours waits before reached a new record this winter, new analysis by The Health Foundation has revealed.
Three-quarters of public have positive GP experience
By Lee Peart 24 April 2025
Three-quarters (73.6%) of people find contacting their GP as a good or very good experience, according to a new survey.
ICBs not aware of stalking victims support, report finds
By Lee Peart 17 April 2025
ICBs are not aware of commissioning services for stalking victims leaving patients and healthcare professionals at risk, according to a report.
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.
Rapid rise in vaping stalls ahead of ban
By Lee Peart 16 April 2025
The rapid rise of vaping has stalled ahead of a UK wide ban on 1 June, research has found.
Government urged to put outpatient reform at centre of 10-Year Health Plan
By Lee Peart 16 April 2025
Outpatient reform should be at the centre of the 10-Year Health Plan, according to a new report.
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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