NHS Forth Valley launches plan to tackle racism
By Liz Wells 24 February 2026
NHS Forth Valley has launched a new anti-racism plan, which sets out the health board’s commitment to identify and challenge racism wherever it exists and drive meaningful change for all patients, ...
North Bristol NHS Trust marks robotics milestone
By Liz Wells 24 February 2026
North Bristol NHS Trust (NBT) is marking a major milestone after treating 10,000 patients with da Vinci robotic-assisted surgery.
NHS waiting lists continue to fall in Scotland
By Liz Wells 24 February 2026
Waiting lists in Scotland continue to fall, with waits of more than a year decreasing for eight consecutive months, new data reveals.
Health visitors in Wales strike over pay
By Liz Wells 24 February 2026
Health workers at Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board, in South Wales, have begun four-weeks of industrial action over incorrect pay banding.
Chesterfield Royal Hospital selects new chair
By Liz Wells 24 February 2026
Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has appointed former Nursing and Midwifery Council chief executive Jackie Smith as its new chair.
GPs and patients call for end to NHS 'maze'
By Liz Wells 24 February 2026
The Royal College of GPs and the Patients Association are calling for the NHS to be easier to navigate, for improved access to GP care and continuity.
Scottish Government unveils further details about GP walk-in clinics
By Liz Wells 24 February 2026
Patients seeking access to GP-led care without an appointment are to benefit from a total of 16 planned centres across Scotland, First Minister John Swinney has announced.
New app to help refugees explore careers in NHS
By Liz Wells 24 February 2026
NHS Employers, in partnership with Ryalto, has launched a new app designed to help refugees explore and access employment opportunities across the NHS.
Three-quarters of healthcare professionals fear AI could replace roles
By Liz Wells 23 February 2026
Healthcare workers are among the most concerned in the UK about the impact of AI on jobs, patient care and public trust, a new survey reveals.
Hospital services rated requires improvement by CQC
By Lee Peart 23 February 2026
Medical care and urgent and emergency services at Ipswich Hospital have been rated requires improvement by the CQC.
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