GPs who had completed their training within the last two years were last year added to the Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme (ARRS), in response to concerns about unemployment among recently quali...

Women spend more years of their life living in poor health than men, including through their working years. This QualityWatch data story shows how the burden of disease affects working-age women and…

Patient Safety Learning's response to the latest NHS staff survey

Nicole Blythe on how nursing associates have a vital role to play as part of a sustainable and skilled workforce.

Government must provide hope, clarity, and investment The NHS is in crisis after a decade of austerity, covid-19, and political failures since 2010 that weakened the health service and constrained wh...

What is a menopause health assessment? And how will it improve the health care women receive during this stage in their lives?

The prevalence of violence against nurses and midwives is extremely high, early findings from ou...

Local communities to receive funding for family and school nurses, sexual health clinics and other public health services.

A new Local Government Association (LGA) report on embracing Marmot principles to tackle health inequalities has featured work in Cheshire and Merseyside as ...

Supporting people at the end of life is a crucially important element of public spending, yet there is remarkably little evidence available on how much money is being spent on it, and what that money ...

NHS England 30 January 2025 This guidance outlines the requirements for the planning and delivery of the Better Care Fund (BCF) for 2025 to 2026. It should be read alongside the BCF policy framework which sets out the vision, funding, oversight and support arrangements, focused on 2 overarching objectives: reform to support the shift from sickness to prevention reform to support people living independently and the shift from hospital to home Better Care Fund planning requirements 2025-26