Most services back on track after cyber attack on London hospitals

By Liz Wells 07 October 2024

The final stages of recovery following the cyber attack on pathology services provider Synnovis in June are almost complete, which means nearly all services are now up and running.

HPMA Conference: Minister voices disappointment on lack of pay parity progress

By Lee Peart 07 October 2024

Department of Health minister Phil Rodgers has said it was ‘disappointing’ that Northern Ireland has not achieved Agenda for Change pay parity with the rest of the UK.

UK Research and Innovation unveils £118m fund to boost cancer detection

By Liz Wells 07 October 2024

A raft of new UK-created therapies for cancer are to be trialled in the UK, offering faster diagnoses and better treatments, deploying innovative technologies and approaches, thanks new funding.

Prevention could deliver £11bn return on investment

By Lee Peart 07 October 2024

Investing more in prevention could deliver an extra £11bn return on investment on current spending commitments, a new report has found.

HPMA calls for 100 conversations to prevent harm from disciplinary processes

By Liz Wells 07 October 2024

The Healthcare People Management Association (HPMA) has called for 100 conversations to launch a campaign to prevent harm from disciplinary processes.

NHS rolls out free eyesight, hearing and dental checks at residential special schools

By Liz Wells 05 October 2024

Children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities in residential special schools and colleges across England are to be offered free NHS eyesight, hearing and dental checks.

Lincolnshire council to work with the NHS to build support for new GP surgery

By Liz Wells 04 October 2024

West Lindsey District Council has unanimously backed plans to improve access to health care across the district, prioritising the construction of a new GP surgery in Gainsborough.

Streeting's plans to cut GP bureaucracy welcomed

By Liz Wells 04 October 2024

Health Secretary Wes Streeting's plans to cut GP bureaucracy have been welcomed by sector bodies.

UK government unveils 111 breast cancer diagnosis trial

By Liz Wells 04 October 2024

A trial to let women with breast cancer symptoms book appointments directly with diagnostic clinics without going to see their GP is to start in Somerset in November.

CQC

CQC unveils plans to re-build trust

By Liz Wells 04 October 2024

The CQC has set out how it will drive the improvements needed to ‘re-build trust’ in its regulation.

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Trainee Public Health Practitioner

£24,404 - £24,790

Kirklees, West Yorkshire £24,404 - £24,790

RECRUITER: Kirklees Metropolitan Council

Youth Officer (CDC)

Grade 7, £27,259 - £29,955 (Pay award pending)

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RECRUITER: City Of Doncaster Council

Social Worker - Children's Services (Children in Care Teams)

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RECRUITER: Royal Borough of Greenwich