Britain’s health and social care system is “sleepwalking to catastrophe” because the government does not have a “proper Brexit plan", a trade union has warned.
Labour’s manifesto pledges for the NHS have been hailed as the “most generous”, but the Liberal Democrats could offer more beyond the early years of the next parliament, analysis from a charity has...
Half of the financial leaders of NHS commissioning bodies who responded to a survey by a health charity have said spending commitments will have to be delayed or cancelled this year.
As the news cycle begins to move on and trusts’ IT systems return to “normal” now is good time to take an objective view on the high profile ransomware attack earlier this...
Exclusive: Hundreds of thousands of hours of surgical time are likely being wasted, costing the NHS hundreds of millions of pounds, Public Finance can reveal.
Opportunities to make mental health a key priority in some flagship NHS 'vanguard' schemes are being missed, the King’s Fund and Royal College of Psychiatrists have said.
A feared second wave of cyber attacks did not occur after the NHS was targeted in an international ransomware incident, the health secretary has confirmed.
The NHS is evaluating the full impact of a global cyber-attack that hit on Friday amid fears a number of systems could have been infected over the weekend.
Spending on health has slowed to a rate not seen since the 1950s - but is still “generous” compared to budget cuts in other departments, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
The government’s £1.27bn Cancer Drugs Fund failed to deliver “meaningful value to patients or society”, a study published in a medical journal has found.
