Nick Kituno is a Workforce Correspondent at HSJ. He specializes in health and wellness, workforce issues, and finance, with a keen focus on social issues and racial injustice. Nick's work has been featured in West London Sport and HSJ Local.
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The British Medical Association has accused a large hospital trust of "gambling" with doctors' pay rates, and entered formal dispute with the organisation.
By: Emily Townsend, Nick Kituno
A major consultation on introducing professional regulation of NHS managers and leaders proposes applying the measures to NHS England board members.
A former trust chief executive at the centre of the Lucy Letby scandal has defended his actions, stating both he and other executives were "acting in good faith".
A medical director at the trust where Lucy Letby worked has admitted "we got things wrong" and regrets not informing the police sooner.
The chief executive of one of England's largest health systems has announced his retirement.
The chief executive of one of England's largest health systems has announced his retirement.
A trust whose chief executive is retiring after 40 years in the NHS has appointed an interim successor.
By: Nick Kituno
Tackling increased discrimination faced by gay and trans staff must be a priority for the NHS if it wants to maximise workforce productivity, according to the CEO of one of the service's largest providers.
The cost-of-living crisis is creating a "high risk" to the NHS Pension Scheme, government advisers have warned.
NHS England has drafted in a former national NHS chief to help improve the finances of one of the most challenged systems, which is at risk of falling £350m short of its plan by the end of the year.
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