One of the NHS's biggest independent providers must review its executive team and regularly report on its cashflow, under special measures agreed with NHS England.

Two more board members are set to leave one of the most financially challenged integrated care boards in England, HSJ has learned.

One in six hospital trusts have seen ambulance handover times deteriorate this winter, despite a trend of national improvement and directives from NHS England.

Former NHS England chief executive Amanda Pritchard has been made a Dame in the King's new year honours.

A trust chief executive is moving from Cornwall to lead an acute provider in the North West.

HSJ published more than 150 comment pieces from external contributors this year. These are chosen - and occasionally commissioned - by me

Pressures from industrial action, morale and maternity safety concerns are colliding with once-in-a-generation transformation - meaning 2026 will be a defining year, says Daniel Elkeles.

Former NHS England chief executive Amanda Pritchard has been made a Dame in the King's new year honours.

As 2026 approaches, here are the integrated care stories that got the most reads this year

As 2025 draws to a close, we take a look back at our most-read stories of the year

An employment tribunal has increased the compensation a trust must pay its former research director to total almost £500,000.

Nearly two in five acute trusts received emergency cash from government to keep services running last financial year, according to new figures.

The King's Fund and the Centre for Local Economic Strategies have been looking at how to ensure that English devolution fulfils its potential for reducing health inequalities. There are three key...

An employment tribunal has increased the compensation a trust must pay its former research director to total almost £500,000.

A trust spent nearly £5m as a result of a criminal prosecution over a patient's death, a Freedom of Information request has revealed.

Improving NHS cyber resilience requires governance systems that acknowledge how people actually communicate and decide under pressure, writes Vsevolod Shabad

NHS England's plans to require staff to work in the office more and restrict home working are a "red line" and could trigger a formal dispute, a union has claimed.

A trust is pursuing legal action against a former consultant who led the development of high-profile clinical AI research.

Radical policies rejected during the development of the 10-Year Health Plan - including allowing staff to take pension contributions as pay - have been revealed.

Insider tales and must-read analysis on how integration is reshaping health and care systems, NHS providers, primary care, and commissioning. This week by deputy editor Dave West.