AI-powered physiotherapy halves NHS back pain waiting list
By Liz Wells 31 July 2025
A new AI-powered physiotherapy clinic, which provides same-day appointments for back pain via an app, has more than halved waiting lists for back pain in its first large-scale deployment in England.
Fears of 'risk to life' as healthcare equipment maker on brink of collapse
By Lee Peart 31 July 2025
Council leaders have warned of a ‘a devastating impact’ and ‘risk to life’ with a healthcare equipment maker on the brink of collapse.
Health workers at Homerton NHS Trust win wage increase and back pay deal
By Liz Wells 31 July 2025
Hundreds of clinical support workers at Homerton NHS Trust have won a ‘substantial’ wage increase and back pay deal.
Millions more GP appointments delivered in record year
By Liz Wells 31 July 2025
GPs delivered more than 7 million more appointments in the past year, taking the total to a record 380 million, new data reveals.
Care England report calls for national dementia strategy
By Lee Peart 31 July 2025
A Care England report has highlighted the urgent need for a unified national dementia strategy, enhanced dementia-specific workforce training and sufficient sustainable funding to improve outcomes ...
Spire Healthcare acquires Physiolistic Limited
By Lee Peart 31 July 2025
Private healthcare operator Spire Healthcare has acquired Thames Valley physiotherapist Physiolistic Ltd for an initial fee of £5.2m.
Ambulance service hit with pregnancy discrimination claim
By Liz Wells 30 July 2025
Three frontline ambulance clinicians working for the East of England Ambulance Service Trust (EEAST) are pursuing a pregnancy and maternity discrimination claim against the trust.
Scotland selects chief nursing officer
By Liz Wells 30 July 2025
Professor Aisha Holloway has been appointed as Scotland’s chief nursing officer.
NICE chief executive to step down
By Liz Wells 30 July 2025
NICE chief executive Dr Sam Roberts is to step down after four years of leadership to support her children.
Counsellors take fresh strike action over pay
By Liz Wells 30 July 2025
Counsellors commissioned by Norfolk and Waveney ICB to deliver Talking Therapies services are back on strike in a dispute over pay and grading.
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