Research aims to address health inequalities in Deaf communities
By Lee Peart 15 July 2025
Researchers at University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS Foundation Trust (UHDB) are leading a new study to tackle long-standing health inequalities in the Deaf* community.
Call to increase vaccination uptake following measles death
By Lee Peart 15 July 2025
Cllr David Fothergill, chairman of the Local Government Association’s Community Wellbeing Board, said there was an urgent need to address falling immunisation rates after a child died at Alder Hey ...
Four key drivers behind youth mental health crisis identified
By Lee Peart 15 July 2025
Financial insecurity, deteriorating sleep quality, social media use and cuts to children's and youth services have been identified as the leading drivers in the recent alarming decline in mental he...
Fifth of trainee doctors feel hesitant about escalating patient care
By Liz Wells 15 July 2025
More than one in five trainee doctors have felt hesitant about escalating patient care, new research reveals.
Councils social care overspend reaches decade high
By Lee Peart 15 July 2025
Council overspent their adult social care budgets by a decade high of £774m in 2024/25, ADASS has revealed.
Government publishes road map for Employment Right's Bill
By Liz Wells 15 July 2025
The UK Government has published its road map for implementing the Employment Rights Bill in Great Britain.
Eye vision self-test supports 10-Year Health Plan vision
By Lee Peart 15 July 2025
Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge has become the first UK hospital to use digital technology that enables patients to test their own vision in minutes while waiting to see their eyecare clinician.
BREAKING NEWS: 'No room for manoeuvre on pay,' Streeting warns BMA
By Lee Peart 14 July 2025
Health and social care Wes Streeting has warned the BMA there is ‘no room for manoeuvre on pay’ as he confirmed talks with the union will take place this week.
Streeting to 'meet with BMA' over pay dispute
By Liz Wells 14 July 2025
Health secretary Wes Streeting is set to meet with representatives from the BMA for talks in a bid to avoid planned strike action, reports suggest.
Nurse starting salaries over £8k lower after 'decade of pay cuts'
By Liz Wells 14 July 2025
Starting salaries for nurses are now more than £8,000 lower than if wages had kept up with inflation since 2010, new analysis reveals.
'Notable improvement' in mental health wards, but more needed
By Lee Peart 14 July 2025
The CQC has found ‘notable improvement’ at mental health wards at Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust (EPUT) but noted more was needed.
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