In the toughest year for the NHS for over a decade, the HSJ Awards have proven once again that the service remains a centre of excellence.
We had nearly 900 entries for 17 categories - including five new ones. In category after category our
judges told us that they found the judging process inspiring and that choosing a winner was close to
impossible. But choose they did - and the names and deeds of the winners grace the following pages.
With 76 per cent of NHS staff experiencing mental health issues in the past year, NHS Charities Together’s £16m workforce wellbeing programme aims to address the growing crisis
One of the country’s most financially challenged systems faces a £242m deficit, nearly three times as high as its target, an external report has said.
NHS managers would be made “legally accountable for responding to concerns about patient safety” under new government proposals.
A teaching trust has been warned it could see resident doctors removed unless it addresses a raft of concerns, including racist and misogynistic behaviour.
Before even completing the much-anticipated “change” consultation on NHS staffing, Wes Streeting’s plan to ban agency workers from certain roles has raised concerns about bias and missed chances for meaningful reform, writes Kate Shoesmith.
A union has accused NHS England of trying to save money at the expense of reducing violence against healthcare staff, as several national initiatives face the axe.
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