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With September dedicated to recognising the impact of research, studies, science, patients, carers, patient organisations, innovators, policymakers, and more in the blood cancers, we are taking a moment to share what our community has achieved and where we’re heading next.

Claire Murdoch, one of the most influential figures in British mental health policy, has resigned from her role as NHS England’s national mental health director after nine years.

The NHS is at a crossroads. Faced with mounting financial pressures, trusts are being forced to explore bold and sometimes controversial strategies to survive.

We spoke to several NHS executives over the weekend following Sir Jim Mackey’s letter urging leaders to increase their visibility in emergency departments this winter. Their responses reflected both support and reflection: many acknowledged the value of being present on wards, while also recognising that today’s NHS leadership roles often pull executives into strategic programmes, regional negotiations, and financial firefighting. The result is that, in some places, the funda

Covid’s impact lingers for the NHS, with care backlogs, staff burnout, and infrastructure pressures demanding long-term reform and transparency.

For decades, public health has been reactive. Patients develop symptoms, doctors investigate, hospitals intervene.

Cyber attacks are no longer a distant threat for the NHS. They are a recurring reality, disrupting services, delaying care, and eroding public trust.

The DHSC is recruiting three new Director Generals, each earning up to £174,000, as part of a merger with NHS England. The high salaries aim to attract top talent but have reignited debate over public sector pay amid wider financial pressures.

Sanius Health is excited about the recent developments from the NHS regarding better access for patients to their medical records, alongside the Health Secretary’s vision for patients to take greater control of their health journeys through wearable technology.

Great Ormond Street Hospital has released the results of what it calls a “landmark study” into AI-scribing, and the numbers are striking.

Electronic Patient Record systems promise safer, faster care, but many NHS trusts say suppliers fail to provide the long-term support needed. Without accountability, multimillion-pound systems risk digitising inefficiencies rather than transforming healthcare.

Think tanks warn that recent reductions are driven more by data removals than clinical gains: raising concerns that ministers are painting a rosier picture of NHS recovery than the reality supports.

This week, a British startup unveiled a milestone in the nation’s industrial history: the UK’s first humanoid robot designed for factory floors.

Why the Robot Uprising is a Myth

A new TBI report argues the app should be at the heart of a single patient record — and that delivery must be championed from the top.

The appointment of Simon Morritt to Nimbuscare may signal a real shift towards moving care out of hospitals and into communities.

Why the government’s vision for a unified health record will need more than technology to succeed.

Parsing Social Responsibility with NLP

Over £100m earmarked for prevention, learning disabilities, and primary care has gone unused; raising questions about priorities and capacity.

A chain of CEO secondments in the North East exposes deeper questions about stability, succession planning, and the NHS’s ability to navigate change.