MPs vote against New Hospital Programme motion
By Lee Peart 24 April 2025
MPs have voted against a motion calling for acceleration of the New Hospital Programme (NHP).
NHS trust criticised for cutting holiday pay
By Liz Wells 23 April 2025
The South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (STHFT) has been criticised by RCN Northern region for its plans to cut holiday pay and increase costs for its staff.
Liverpool trust ordered to pay nurse over £200k for failing to implement timely reasonable adjustments
By Liz Wells 23 April 2025
Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust has been ordered to pay more than £200,000 to a community nurse after an employment tribunal found it failed to implement timely reasonable adjustments.
Breakthrough in bowel cancer research to speed up diagnosis
By Liz Wells 23 April 2025
The Government says patients could soon benefit from technology to diagnose bowel cancer earlier, reducing the need for invasive colonoscopies and biopsies, and potentially saving valuable time and...
DHSC permanent secretary appointed
By Liz Wells 23 April 2025
Samantha Jones has been appointed as the new permanent secretary at DHSC.
Trusts pay out almost £1bn in misdiagnosis claims
By Lee Peart 23 April 2025
NHS trusts have paid out nearly £1bn for misdiagnosis claims since 2019, according to new data.
Too few nursing staff on duty to provide safe NHS care, finds Unison
By Liz Wells 23 April 2025
Not enough nursing staff are on duty in hospitals to ensure patients are protected from harm such as falls, medication errors or other risks, new surveys reveal.
Chair appointed to lead public inquiry into Nottingham stabbing attacks
By Lee Peart 23 April 2025
Former judge, Her Honour (HH) Deborah Taylor, has been appointed as chair of a statutory inquiry into the Nottingham attacks.
Call for 'super heads' to address skyrocketing trolley waits
By Lee Peart 23 April 2025
The Government has been urged to appoint ‘super heads’ to save failing trusts after figures revealed a huge rise in A&E trolley waits.
Lib Dems reveal nearly 40% drop in fixing crumbling hospitals
By Lee Peart 23 April 2025
Investment in fixing crumbling hospitals has fallen by nearly 40%, according to research commissioned by the Liberal Democrats.
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