Eight directors of public health from the north-west of England have written to Boris Johnson calling for any anti-coronavirus obesity plan.
A new NHS service has been launched to help people across the UK sign up for information on the new Covid-19 vaccine trials.
A newly built £100 million intensive care unit has been closed after it failed fire safety checks.
Sir Paul Nurse has argued that all health and care staff should be routinely tested for coronavirus once or twice a week.
A new report details the long-term investment needed in nursing higher education in England to help address the shortages of nursing staff.
The UK will be living with coronavirus for many years to come and even a vaccine is unlikely to eliminate it for good.
People in Wales will be asked to phone first before going to A&E as emergency services are remodelled to respond to coronavirus.
There could be more than 3,500 avoidable cancer deaths in England in the next five years as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
England’s poorest communities are at greater risk of a second wave of coronavirus owing to imbalances in the test-and-trace system.
GP trainee numbers in England have risen for the third year running, with recruitment up a record 15 per cent compared to the same point last year.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak will announce that public sector workers, including doctors, will see above inflation pay rises this year.
Coronavirus test results are now being automatically sent to GP systems as well as being communicated to the individual.
'Air accident investigation’ style training is to be launched for NHS staff responsible for investigating safety incidents in hospitals.
The government has secured early access to 90 million doses of promising coronavirus vaccine candidates.
The Open Rights Group has argued that the government’s Test and Trace programme has broken a key data protection law.
Senior doctors are pleading with the public to help prevent a second wave of coronavirus that could 'devastate' the NHS.
The BMA has warned that government guidance on face covering rules in England are unclear and are causing widespread confusion.
There has been a sharp rise in the proportion of nursing staff considering leaving the profession, driven primarily by concerns about pay.
Following the 2017 Naylor Report into NHS estates, it has been estimated that estate upkeep costs have reached approximately £10bn in annual funding for 2019/2020.
More recently, ERIC (Estates Returns Information Collection) data collection has contained some deeply alarming news about the condition of NHS buildings and equipment.
SPACEBUILDER Ltd enables to increase access to Hospitals and NHS for its members by transforming spaces to safe havens for Treatment and welfare.
Sean Hopkins describes some of the existing digital technology solutions that are already available to NHS organisations
NHS Supply Chain write about how they’ve been working to deliver products to the NHS during the Covid-19 pandemic
