NHS

NHS Specialty Roles See Dramatic Shift Toward UK-Trained Medics

Private ADHD and autism assessments have become the NHS's largest ungoverned spending line, and the coming Fonagy review will not fix that alone.

The UCLH pituitary operation shows what real-time clinical AI can do, and how far the rules built for it still have to travel.

A report built on three thousand complaints exposes commissioning failure just as the government prepares to decide what drives England's neurodevelopmental backlog.

Implementation of a ministerially accepted 3 per cent uplift for senior NHS managers remains held back pending a review of how far performance-linked exclusions should extend.

How a near-affordable oral GLP-1, private-only until at least November, is likely to widen the gap between what patients can buy and what their local NHS will fund.

Whistleblower claims at one of England's largest trusts suggest that regulatory intervention can coexist with a workplace where staff no longer trust the reporting system meant to protect patients.

Employment tribunal finds former director's sacking followed a deeply flawed investigation, with the trust's ex-chief executive found to have misled the process, as the wider Humber group remains under intensive national oversight.