This run of good news is probably coming to an end

Webinar exploring how the increased skill mix provided by the ARRS enables general practice to support patients with the wider determinants of health.

Read More

Some got the all-clear when they were deaf. Others were wrongly told they had no hope of hearing. Insiders accuse NHS England of dragging it heels

Lord Darzi's report on the state of the National Health Service in England.

### What you need to know Post-acute covid-19 (“long covid”) seems to be a multisystem disease, sometimes occurring after a relatively mild acute illness.1 Clinical management requires a whole-patien...

Email from nhsManagers.net It's the law View as Webpage Share This Email Share This Email Share This Email Latest Health News Weather IHSCM Academy of Fab' Stuff nhsManagers.net 27th February 2025 Sub

Special report: Grieving parents were told their tragedies on the maternity wards of Nottingham hospitals were one-offs. But our investigation shows a pattern of poor care, botched inquiries and a fai...

Independent SAGE: Independent scientific advice on the COVID-19 crisis, for the UK government and public.

Published in collaboration with Demos, this paper explores the challenge of measuring preventative spending accurately and appropriately and makes a series of recommendations.

Find out about FNFs Scholarship programme: a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to develop your nursing or midwifery career whilst improving clinical and health outcomes

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is the most common cause of bronchiolitis in infants in the United Kingdom (UK), contributing to a significant burden of disease for the healthcare system and healthcare professionals (HCPs). To understand how an infant with RSV can impact the various levels of the healthcare system, we explore the patients' and caregivers' experiences through the system using available literature, which was supplemented through interviews with two separate caregivers of infants with a previous diagnosis of RSV disease. In the UK, most infants (~60%) will have experienced an RSV infection by their first birthday. Of these, some will require multiple healthcare encounters, including hospitalisations and admission to paediatric intensive care units. The burden of RSV disease extends beyond the healthcare system, with a substantial impact on the caregivers of affected infants.

Introduction This guidance document sets out key considerations for local authorities and Integrated Care Boards in commissioning and providing support for young people who are leaving care. For the p...

The Advancing Healthcare Awards 2025 The Advancing Healthcare Awards 2025 are open to healthcare scientists, allied health professionals and those working alongside them across the UK. Key dates: Clos...

75% of autistic people say keeping the look, smell and feel of clothes the same is important Created by Havas London with support from Ambitious about Autism, the wide-ranging campaign launches with a...