NHS trusts are amongst the top 50 inclusive UK employers 2016 –\u00a0 NHS Employers<\/strong> Plans launched for seven day hospital pharmacy services – NHS England<\/strong> David Dalton disputes BMA claim on seven day services – Health Service Journal<\/strong> #NHSFuture HR – calling deputy directors – NHS Employers<\/strong> Trust faces questions from council over children’s A&E services closure – NHE<\/strong> Council chief executive appointed as CCG lead – NHE<\/strong> Read our response to apprenticeship proposals – NHS Employers<\/strong>
\nThe Inclusive Top 50 UK Employers 2016 have been announced, six NHS trusts are amongst those recognised<\/a> for their outstanding efforts towards achieving an inclusive workforce.<\/p>\n
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\nNHS England will deliver its first report<\/a> on enhancing the quality of care and improving access to seven day pharmacy services for patients in hospital at the Royal Pharmaceutical Society Annual Conference today, Monday 5 September 2016. \u201cTransformation of Seven Day Clinical Pharmacy Services in Acute Hospitals\u201d sets out a vision where hospital pharmacy services [\u2026]<\/p>\n
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\nOne of the British Medical Association\u2019s key justifications for it latest wave of NHS strikes has been challenged by Sir David Dalton and the Department of Health, which has released papers from confidential talks with the union earlier this year.<\/p>\n
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\nAre you an aspiring deputy director of workforce<\/a>? Do you want guidance and support on taking the next step? Apply now for the career development programme.<\/p>\n
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\nThe head of a trust which announced it was being forced to suspend emergency services<\/a> for children at one hospital will appear before her local council to answer questions about the decision. Liz Rix, chief nurse and acting deputy chief executive of the University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust, will appear before Staffordshire…<\/p>\n
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\nThe chief executive of Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council has been appointed as the interim accountable officer of NHS Tameside and Glossop CCG <\/a>as part of plans to closer integrate the area\u2019s health and social care services. Steven Pleasant\u2019s appointment is part of Tameside\u2019s Care Together initiative, which is…<\/p>\n
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\nRead our response <\/a>to the Department for Education’s recent apprenticeship levy proposals.<\/p>\n
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