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NewsBiggest bailout in five years given to ailing trust
A teaching trust received £125m in emergency cash support last year – the largest payment of its kind so far – it has emerged.
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NewsNHSE warns ICBs over staffing and capability gaps
NHS England criticised staffing and capacity issues at several integrated care boards, a year after instructing them to cut their staffing by half.
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NewsFormer ‘outstanding’ trust’s A&E rated ‘inadequate’ for safety
Urgent and emergency care services have been rated “inadequate” for safety at a trust that was rated “outstanding” until July.
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News21 patients died after heatwave ambulance delays
Twenty-one patients died after delayed responses from an ambulance service during June’s heatwave amid a huge spike in serious calls, board papers show.
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NewsAmbulances without paramedics still attending thousands of calls
Three in 20 ambulances reaching patients with a life-threatening emergency have no paramedic as part of their crew in large parts of the country, an HSJ analysis of the latest data has discovered.
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NewsRegional role for long-serving CEO
A long-serving trust chief will work part-time as director of a different NHS England region in an interim capacity.
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NewsCash ‘critical’ as 13,500 invoices go unpaid
An acute trust’s cash position is “critical”, with more than 13,500 invoices outstanding, its board has been warned.
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NewsChemo delays blamed on bank pay cuts
Patients have been waiting up to a month for chemotherapy appointments because of staffing shortages, partly caused by reductions in bank rates.
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HSJ LocalRegional director made chair of struggling hospital group
A NHS England regional director has been announced as interim chair of a hospital group facing significant financial challenges and leadership instability.
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NewsTrust to top up funding of struggling GP practices
An acute and community trust has decided to use its own money to boost the funding of a dozen local GP practices with low patient satisfaction scores, HSJ has learned.
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NewsNew chair for ICB facing £136m deficit
An experienced integrated care board leader has been drafted in to chair a board overseeing one of the country’s most troubled systems.
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NewsNorth-south divide opens up in ambulance services
Every ambulance trust in the south of England is missing the national category 2 response target so far this year, while all three northern trusts are inside it after a more sustained recovery.
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NewsCEO ‘shocked’ by latest maternity findings
An acting chief executive has said it was “quite shocking” to find his trust had “let so many people down” on maternity care, contrary to assurances given to the board.
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NewsICBs face £6m legal bill as ‘complex’ contract dispute drags on
Two thirds of integrated care boards have been caught up in a multi-million-pound legal challenge brought by a waste management firm.
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NewsEight stillbirths may have been avoided at hospitals with longstanding maternity concerns
An independent review has found better care might have prevented eight stillbirths at a trust which was at the centre of a maternity scandal four years ago.
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NewsDoctor to chair trust after boardroom row
A clinical oncologist has been appointed to chair a trust whose previous chair quit after a draft investigation found she had “exceeded her authority” in suspending its chief executive.
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NewsSmallest trust to get managing director within group structure
England’s smallest trust will have its own managing director and dedicated deputy chair as it transitions into a group model with two other providers.
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News‘Angry’ trust CEO warns staff about racist abuse of director
The chief people officer of a leading hospital trust has been subjected to “racist” abuse by colleagues, HSJ has learned.
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NewsDead bodies exposed to view from public footpath
A body being prepared for release in a hospital mortuary was visible from a publicly accessible footpath through a fire exit door propped open in hot weather, inspectors have found.
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NewsICB plan says trust must cut staff by 15%
An acute trust would have to cut its workforce by almost 15 per cent and its costs by 26 per cent under a draft five-year plan set by its integrated care board.