New app to help refugees explore careers in NHS
By Liz Wells 24 February 2026
NHS Employers, in partnership with Ryalto, has launched a new app designed to help refugees explore and access employment opportunities across the NHS.
Three-quarters of healthcare professionals fear AI could replace roles
By Liz Wells 23 February 2026
Healthcare workers are among the most concerned in the UK about the impact of AI on jobs, patient care and public trust, a new survey reveals.
Hospital services rated requires improvement by CQC
By Lee Peart 23 February 2026
Medical care and urgent and emergency services at Ipswich Hospital have been rated requires improvement by the CQC.
Call for mental health hubs in every local authority
By Lee Peart 23 February 2026
The British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies (BABCP) has called for a mental health Early Support Hub in every local authority.
Patients benefit from improved access to dental appointments
By Liz Wells 23 February 2026
The NHS has delivered 1.8 million additional dental treatments in just seven months, new figures reveal.
Puberty blocker trials paused following MHRA advice
By Lee Peart 23 February 2026
A clinical trial on the prescription of puberty blockers for children and young people with gender incongruence has been paused, following new concerns raised by the medicines regulator, the MHRA.
Welsh Government announces £33m hospital investment
By Lee Peart 23 February 2026
A £33m investment for the transformation of Royal Alexandra hospital in Rhyl has been announced by the Welsh Government.
Lengthy waits for SEND services highlighted by Ofsted
By Lee Peart 23 February 2026
Lengthy waits for SEND services have been highlighted in Ofsted reports for Local Area Partnerships in Blackburn with Darwen and Walsall.
GP contract changes aim to protect more children from deadly viruses
By Liz Wells 23 February 2026
The government has unveiled changes to the GP contract in a bid to protect thousands more children across the country from deadly and highly infectious diseases.
Government unveils £4bn SEND package
By William Eichler 23 February 2026
The Government has announced a £4bn investment to expand specialist support for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
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- St Andrew's Healthcare chief executive to step down
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