Synnovis strikes stood down
By Liz Wells 16 December 2024
Trade union Unite has revealed that its members at pathology supplier Synnovis are no longer holding strike action today and tomorrow (16-17 December) to allow further talks to take place.
Essex trusts award £65m contract for EPR system
By Liz Wells 16 December 2024
Mid and South Essex Foundation Trust and Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust have awarded a £65m contract to Oracle Health, a global leader in healthcare systems, for a new electronic...
Longstanding weaknesses across SEND system 'impacting' on young people's transition to adulthood
By Liz Wells 16 December 2024
Local areas are working hard to improve support for young people with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), but a number of systemic challenges are limiting their ability to provide...
Lib Dems warn GPs must be exempt from Budget tax hike as millions struggle to contact their doctor
By Liz Wells 16 December 2024
More than 5 million people tried to contact their GP in the past month but failed to get through on the day they called, new research reveals.
Isle of Wight and Portsmouth trusts appoint new chair
By Liz Wells 13 December 2024
Jenni Douglas-Todd has been selected as the new chair of Isle of Wight NHS Trust (IWT) and Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust (PHU).
Medway trust reconnects after 'suspicious' IT activity
By Liz Wells 13 December 2024
Medway Community Healthcare is ‘gradually and carefully’ reconnecting some of its priority patient systems after detected some suspicious activity earlier in December.
Trust chief executive recognised with honorary degree
By Lee Peart 13 December 2024
Steve McManus, chief executive of Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust, has been recognised with an honorary degree by the University of Reading.
Urgent and emergency staff facing 'extremely challenging' conditions
By Lee Peart 13 December 2024
Urgent and emergency staff at Royal Stoke University Hospital are facing ‘extremely challenging’ conditions, the CQC has said.
Streeting issues indefinite extension to puberty blockers ban
By Lee Peart 13 December 2024
Health and social care secretary Wes Streeting has indefinitely extended a ban on puberty blockers.
Work on £10.5m Day Case Unit to begin in coming weeks
By Lee Peart 13 December 2024
Preparation work on a £10.5m Day Case Unit at Hinckley and District Hospital in Leicestershire is to begin in the coming weeks.
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Strategic Director of Adult Social Care and Health
circa £130,000 p.a.
Tameside, Greater Manchestercirca £130,000 p.a.
Assistant Director – Adult Social Care & Health
£99,453 (plus pay award pending)
Sefton (Metropolitan borough), Merseyside£99,453 (plus pay award pending)
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- Government must act on pay for 'neglected' NHS staff groups
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- Chief nursing officer appointed at newly formed NHS group
- NHS England job cuts to hit women and BAME workers hardest, claims union
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