An integrated care board has put new restrictions on referrals for several community services, arguing that "health benefits must be maximised from the resources available".

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The government's new vision for dementia diagnosis is ambitious: by 2029, more than 92 per cent of patients could receive a ...

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Good afternoon, and welcome to this fortnight’s edition of the Patient Safety Watch newsletter. ‘Normal birth’ rears its head again. We start this newsletter again with mate ...

The CEO of a major hospital trust will leave this month after a decade in post, it has announced.

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Remote monitoring has become an essential component of virtual wards and community-based care. As adoption accelerates, understanding medical-device classification is not a legal technicality, but a ...

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Integrated health organisations represent a fundamentally different way of commissioning care, but NHS oversight metrics and league tables are pulling in the opposite direction of the collaboration ...

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More than one in three trusts in England now share their chair or chief executive with others, after a rapid growth in joint posts, HSJ analysis shows.