Over a million people in England work for the NHS, providing high quality care every day. The government, providers, NHS arm's length bodies, unions, professional colleges, and regulators all have a role to play in workforce matters and employment relations. Providers need a workforce that has the right numbers, skills, values and behaviours if they are to deliver high quality care for patients and service users.
Saffron Cordery responds to the NHS Workforce Race Equality Standard (WRES) and Workforce Disability Equality Standard (WDES) reports published today.
Sir Julian Hartely responds to Health Services Safety Investigations Body findings that in some cases temporary NHS staff are never involved in serious incident investigations.
Sir Julian Hartley responds to a warning from England's NHS Ombudsman that "cancer patients could be put at risk due to over-stretched staff".
Adam Brimelow, Daniel Reynolds and John Underwood discuss a new report which highlights the challenges facing the NHS communications profession.
Our briefing provides a summary of the key national level findings from the 2023 NHS Staff Survey, and sets out NHS Providers view
Saffron Cordery responds to the latest NHS Staff Survey results.
Adam Brimelow responds to a new report by NHS Confederation, NHS Providers and Centre for Health Communications Research on the state of the NHS communications profession.
Saffron Cordery responds to news that senior doctors across England are set to vote on a new pay offer from the government.
Sir Julian Hartley responds to the latest data from NHS England showing the impact of industrial action on hospital, mental health and community services.
Saffron Cordery responds to the outcome of the pay ballot by the British Medical Association (BMA) specialist, associate specialist and specialty (SAS) doctors in England.
For LGBT+ History Month, Dr Michael Farquhar answers our questions on progressing LGBTQ+ visibility across the NHS, the creation of the NHS Rainbow Badge and the importance of EDI.
Sir Julian Hartley responds ahead of the five-day junior doctors' strike starting tomorrow.