Leadership at mental health services trust rated good
By Lee Peart 26 August 2026
Leadership at Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust (CWPT) has again been rated good by the CQC.
WorkWell pilot helps thousands stay in work
By Lee Peart 26 August 2026
Over 3,000 people in Lancashire and South Cumbria have been supported to stay in work through the WorkWell programme.
Help at Home service helps ease pressure on NHS
By Lee Peart 26 August 2026
A Help at Home service in North Wales is helping ease pressure on the NHS.
Sainsbury's joins national drive to tackle youth unemployment
By Lee Peart 26 August 2026
Sainsbury’s is the latest major employer to join the Government’s drive to get more young people into the workplace.
Call for 'better listening' in maternity care amid rise in negligence claims
By Lee Peart 25 August 2026
Better listening must be at the heart of any meaningful improvement in maternity safety, according to a leading solicitor.
Speech recognition technology saves trust over £350k
By Lee Peart 25 August 2026
A roll out of speech recognition technology has saved Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust more than 15,000 hours of staff time, equivalent to over £350,000 in salary spend.
AI could help prevent avoidable deaths in people with learning disabilities
By Lee Peart 25 August 2026
A new tool that predicts how multiple conditions develop in people with learning disabilities has been unveiled.
Acute medical unit rated top for doctor training
By Lee Peart 25 August 2026
Musgrove Park Hospital’s acute medical unit has been rated the best in the country for overall satisfaction with doctor training.
Spire hospital achieves NHS elective surgical hub accreditation
By Lee Peart 25 August 2026
Spire Hull and East Riding Hospital has joined Ramsay Health Care's Tees Valley Hospital as one of two independent providers to receive NHS elective surgical hub accreditation.
Trust marks completion of £15.75m urgent treatment centre
By Lee Peart 25 August 2026
Northampton General Hospital (NGH) has marked the completion of its new £15.75m urgent treatment centre (UTC).
Health checks prevent 1,500 hospital admissions
By Lee Peart 25 August 2026
Newly introduced health checks in Lancashire and South Cumbria have prevented 1,500 hospital admissions.
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