Job dissatisfaction and burnout driving GP exodus
By Lee Peart 13 August 2025
Job dissatisfaction and burnout are likely factors in GP plans to leave their posts within the next five years, research suggests.
Trial slashes podiatry care waiting times
By Lee Peart 13 August 2025
A trial whereby a consultant podiatric surgeon has joined clinics run by Somerset NHS Foundation Trust’s podiatrists has slashed waiting times, upskilled colleagues and improved patient outcomes.
Connectivity issues costing healthcare workers hundreds of hours a year
By Liz Wells 13 August 2025
Frontline healthcare staff lose an average of more than 122 hours annually, equivalent to 17 working days, due to outdated and unreliable digital infrastructure, new research reveals.
NHS infrastructure funding 'timely opportunity' to prioritise ventilation
By Lee Peart 13 August 2025
The release of £750m infrastructure funding in the Spending Review presents a ‘timely opportunity’ to prioritise ventilation systems, according to intelligent climate and energy solutions provider,...
Three-quarters of patients rate experience of GPs as 'very good' or 'good'
By Liz Wells 13 August 2025
Almost 40% of adults attempted to contact their GPs in the 28 days between 24 June 2025 and 16 July, new research reveals.
Government aims to reduce hospital delays with £30m social care funding
By Lee Peart 13 August 2025
A £30m funding boost for local authorities to strengthen community-based social care services and improve hospital discharge processes has been announced by the Welsh Government.
Number of registrars qualifying to be GPs grows
By Liz Wells 13 August 2025
Approximately 47% more GPs have qualified in 2025 than in 2019, new data reveals.
Council pledges improvements to 'inconsistent' SEND services
By Lee Peart 13 August 2025
Kirklees Council has pledged to make SEND services improvements after being rated inconsistent by inspectors.
BREAKING NEWS: BMA 'agree not to strike for a month'
By Liz Wells 12 August 2025
Resident doctors have agreed to hold off on more strikes for a month in a bid to seal a deal, Health Secretary Wes Streeting has said.
Serco rows back on proposed pay frequency measures at Forth Valley Royal Hospital
By Liz Wells 12 August 2025
Private contracting giant Serco has ‘rowed back’ on proposed measures to pay staff at Forth Valley Royal Hospital monthly instead of weekly.
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