New deal for GPs will 'fix' front door of NHS
By Liz Wells 28 February 2025
Government and GP representatives have agreed reforms to GP contracts for the first time in four years.
Coroner warns of lack of public understanding of PAs following patient death
By Lee Peart 28 February 2025
A coroner has warned there is a lack of public understanding over the role of physician associates (PAs) after the death of a patient whose family believed they had been seen by a doctor.
Trust undertakes review over claims patient died after minimal attention
By Lee Peart 28 February 2025
North Bristol NHS Trust (NBT) has begun a ‘comprehensive review’ after claims a 40-year-old man died after receiving minimal attention.
Preferred candidate for chair of CQC named
By Liz Wells 28 February 2025
Professor Sir Mike Richards has been named as the preferred candidate for next chair of CQC.
Trust outlines plans to move from sickness to prevention
By Lee Peart 28 February 2025
University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust (UHL) has outlined how it will move from sickness to prevention.
Survey links poor housing with hospital admissions
By Lee Peart 27 February 2025
Three-quarters (72%) of health workers believe poor housing quality housing worsens chronic health conditions or delays treatment of them, a survey has found.
Care workers take control of schedules and earnings
By Liz Wells 27 February 2025
More than 170 care workers have signed up to a new platform that allows them to set their own pay and keep 100% of their earnings.
Virtual reality trial helps patients relax
By Liz Wells 27 February 2025
Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Hospital, in Margate, is running a pilot study offering virtual reality (VR) headsets to people who have had surgery, to see if it helps people relax and reduces pain.
Care at home programme to save council £10m
By Lee Peart 27 February 2025
A programme designed to support people and their carers to live healthier and more independent lives is on track to save Somerset Council over £10m by the end of March 2025.
Norovirus hospital cases surge 150% year-on-year
By Lee Peart 27 February 2025
The number of norovirus cases in NHS hospitals is up by almost 150% year-on-year, new figures have revealed.
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