Employer National Insurance rise could create 'perfect storm' for GPs
By Liz Wells 01 November 2024
GPs are calling on the government to protect them from the hike in National Insurance contributions from April next year, unveiled in last week's Budget, warning it could hit services for patients.
Financially troubled trust seeking merger
By Lee Peart 01 November 2024
A financially troubled NHS trust which ran a controversial service to provide puberty blockers to children is seeking a merger.
Double online gambling tax to fund NHS and social care, say Lib Dems
By Lee Peart 01 November 2024
Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey has called on the Government to double the tax on online gambling as a ‘much fairer’ way to fund the NHS and social care.
Healthcare at home scheme cuts hospital admissions
By Lee Peart 01 November 2024
An NHS initiative providing urgent care in people’s homes has resulted in 90% of referrals avoiding going to hospital unnecessarily.
NHS App support offered at 1,400 libraries in England
By Liz Wells 01 November 2024
The NHS is offering the public support in how to access online health services including the NHS App at 1,400 libraries across England.
Care minister commits to National Cancer Plan
By Lee Peart 01 November 2024
Care minister Stephen Kinnock has said the Government is committed to delivering a National Cancer Plan.
EXCLUSIVE: Care homes will close as a result of Budget, leader warns
By Lee Peart 31 October 2024
A leader has warned that care homes will close as a result of the hike in national insurance announced by chancellor Rachel Reeves in her Autumn Budget.
Professor Jann Gardner appointed NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde boss
By Lee Peart 31 October 2024
Professor Jann Gardner, chief executive of NHS Lanarkshire, has been appointed chief executive of NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde.
New Hospital Programme delay costing us millions, trust boss says
By Lee Peart 31 October 2024
An NHS leader has said the delay to the New Hospital Programme (NHP) is costing his trust millions of pounds.
Trust to be first to face mental health patient manslaughter charge
By Lee Peart 31 October 2024
North East London NHS Foundation Trust (NELFT) is the first to face a manslaughter charge for the death of a mental health inpatient.
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