Call for better regulation of health self-tests
By Lee Peart 24 July 2025
A call has been made for the much greater regulation of health self-tests after researchers found significant concerns.
Paramedics to offer cardiac arrest video support
By Lee Peart 24 July 2025
Paramedics will offer specialist care via video during the most crucial minutes of a cardiac arrest in a UK first scheme.
Point-of-care medicine manufacturing to deliver personalised treatments
By Lee Peart 24 July 2025
A dedicated legal framework for medicines made at the point of care has been introduced in a ‘world first’ by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA).
Nearly half of drug-caused deaths in healthcare workers involved hospital medications
By Liz Wells 24 July 2025
Nearly half of drug-caused deaths by healthcare workers involved drugs that were obtained from their place of work, new research finds.
Inquiry into reproductive health launched by committee
By Lee Peart 24 July 2025
A new inquiry into reproductive health conditions among girls and young women has been launched by the Women and Equalities Committee (WEC).
Smaller NHS trusts performing better than larger trusts on FOI requests, regulator finds
By Lee Peart 24 July 2025
Smaller trusts appear to be performing better than larger trusts on answering Freedom of Information (FOI) requests, according to the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO).
Leeds trust chief to retire after 30 years
By Liz Wells 24 July 2025
Professor Phil Wood, chief executive of Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, is to retire from the role after more than 30 years’ service with the NHS.
Streeting tells trust chiefs 'we have your backs' ahead of strikes
By Liz Wells 24 July 2025
The government has hospital leaders' backs 'if they need to make decisions on staffing', health secretary Wes Streeting has told hospital leaders.
North London ICBs agree merger
By Lee Peart 24 July 2025
North Central and North West London ICBs have approved a merger following board meetings this week.
Government must tackle poverty as cause of ill-health, warn MPs
By Lee Peart 24 July 2025
The Government must tackle poverty as a cause of ill-health in order to build a health and social care service that is sustainable, MPs have warned.
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