NHSE to take greater risks on data sharing
NHS England is increasing its “risk appetite” for sharing performance and care quality data around the service and with the public, and claims that in future it will seek ”legal and governance advice” less often.
Key cancer target pushed back seven years
Revealed: Bid to overhaul key emergency target
Single trust now has 10% of national MSK waiting list
Trusts scramble to improve reviews of babies’ deaths
Reaching the 'vaccine ambivalent'
As a trust CEO I found it hard to keep the focus on improvement
ICB suspends access to private provider
None of the government’s ‘three shifts’ will reduce the cost of healthcare
Andi Orlowski argues why the NHS needs to stop chasing savings and start making explicit value choices
The Integrator: The mystery of the Model ICB 2.0
The Integrator: ICBs are set up to fail on hospices
National agency settles two more claims against £4.4bn procurement
Trust plans big increase in private care ‘fuelled by limited NHS capacity’
£44m deficit declared by first trust to abandon financial plan
Regional cancer centre joins New Hospital Programme
Revealed: The trusts forecast to miss the elective target
Eleven unions raise grievance over office working
Eleven unions have launched a formal collective grievance with NHS England over its order that staff spend more time in their office, HSJ understands.
On Call: What 2026 means for strikes
Exclusive: New national mental health director revealed
Biggest GP chain aims for 1m patients after profit tops £4m
Ex-banker made chair of hospital group
More strikes unlikely amid ‘increasingly positive’ negotiations, says doctors’ leader
Doctors renew strike action on 53% turnout
The plan to regulate managers is well-intentioned but dangerous
Blaming individuals for care failures is sometimes the right response
The Great Ormond Street scandal exposes a growing imbalance in NHS patient safety policy. In moving away from blame, the system has also lost sight of individual competence, leadership responsibility, and the non-negotiables needed to prevent serious harm
Hospice care faces a ‘cliff edge’ this spring
Why so many acute oncology services are unsafe by design
NHS reform is having a disproportionate impact on female staff
Why pharmacy is still excluded from neighbourhood care
Neighbourhood health services must not ignore severe mental illness
New service models must meet the mental health needs of older people
We need shared accountability for neurology care
Mike Richards to leave CQC
The chair of the Care Quality Commission is stepping down, just as the struggling regulator seeks a new chief executive.
The Download: Where are the wearables?
The National Cancer Plan contains many unanswered questions
The Integrator: The mystery of the Model ICB 2.0
The plan to regulate managers is well-intentioned but dangerous
NHSE takes action against neighbouring trusts
Patients with dementia are spending too long in hospital
The Integrator: Social care gets a taste of NHS targets and terror
Flagship trusts still not using federated data platform
Many of England’s largest and most prestigious trusts are yet to start using the federated data platform, despite a push from the centre for full adoption from April.
NHSE to take greater risks on data sharing
The Download: Where are the wearables?
Is your performance dashboard revealing what you need to know?
NHSE digital chief steps down
You have until Monday to help influence the NHS's use of AI
NHSE director joins central government
We digitised decisions. Now we must digitise delivery.
