A system's primary care leaders have resigned, accusing their ICBs of "dismissing primary care" in a row over management of neighbourhood health, HSJ has learned.

Sticking with maternity safety, as reported by HSJ, NHS England has instructed maternity services to submit daily reports on ...

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Only around a quarter of trusts are on track to hit their original elective target for 2025-26 if they continue on their current trajectories, according to analysis shared with HSJ.

A culture of bullying and harassment has been allowed to “persist and fester” at a major hospital maternity department, showing two years’ improvement work had “failed”, a coroner has said.

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A trust spent nearly £5m as a result of a criminal prosecution over a patient’s death, a Freedom of Information request has revealed.