Norfolk trust selects interim chief nurse
By Liz Wells 02 March 2026
The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King’s Lynn NHS Foundation Trust has appointed Dawn Collins as interim chief nurse.
RCS England urges private hospital groups to act to ensure surgical workforce reflects diversity and talent of profession
By Liz Wells 02 March 2026
RCS England has written to the five largest independent hospital groups in the UK, calling on them to take clear and credible action to ensure the surgical workforce in their hospitals reflects the...
Trust reaffirms pledge to eliminate corridor care after requires improvement rating
By Lee Peart 02 March 2026
University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust has reaffirmed its commitment to eliminate corridor care after urgent and emergency at Derriford Hospital in Plymouth were re-rated requires improvement.
NHS urges patients to turn on push alerts to avoid missing appointments
By Liz Wells 02 March 2026
The NHS has launched a new campaign urging people to turn on ‘push alerts’ from the NHS App so they get reminders about appointments and can rearrange any they can’t make, helping to free up millio...
Extension to autism and ADHD referrals announced
By Lee Peart 02 March 2026
Autism (ASD) and ADHD referrals in Lancashire and South Cumbria have been extended until the end of March after healthcare leaders previously announced they would be paused.
UK Government invests £2.6m in new bone scanners
By Liz Wells 02 March 2026
The UK Government has invested £2.6m in 20 new bone scanners that will help tens of thousands of patients at risk of osteoporosis and other bone conditions get faster access to vital bone scans.
Brighton hospital opens multi-million pound acute medical unit
By Lee Peart 02 March 2026
A new acute medical unit supported by a £50m investment from NHS Sussex Integrated Care Board has opened at the Royal Sussex County Hospital (RSCH).
'Social care reform caught in political catch-22,' report finds
By Lee Peart 02 March 2026
Social care reform is caught in a political catch-22 with Government frightened to tackle the issue, according to a new report.
NICE recommends leadless cardiac pacemakers
By Liz Wells 27 February 2026
NICE has issued final guidance recommending leadless cardiac pacemakers as the standard of care for people with slow heart rhythms (bradyarrhythmias), which affects more than 2 million people in th...
Public backs providers using AI in ear and hearing health care
By Liz Wells 27 February 2026
There is a strong public appetite for local healthcare providers to use AI in ear and hearing health, new research reveals.
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