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A trust has criticised what it called "hugely disappointing" delays to a Care Quality Commission inspection report, in which one of its hospitals was downgraded.
More than £200m has been paid to two consultancies for work on the New Hospital Programme to date, HSJ can reveal.
The fortnightly newsletter that unpacks system leaders' priorities for digital technology and the impact they are having on delivering health services. This week written by correspondent Zoe Tidman who covers the NHS in Essex.
The fortnightly newsletter that unpacks system leaders' priorities for digital technology and the impact they are having on delivering health services. This week written by correspondent Zoe Tidman who covers the NHS in Essex.
An integrated care board has hired external consultants in a bid to improve its finances, and support one of its trusts to exit the highest rung of national oversight.
By: Zoe Tidman
More than 10,000 square metres of hospital space is being left vacant across some of England's largest hospitals because of disrepair and decay.
Eighteen of the 40 'new hospital' schemes which were originally due to open in 2030 will now not even start construction until then - with some potentially facing a wait of until 2038 or later to even get spades in the ground.
Eighteen of the 40 'new hospital' schemes which were originally due to open in 2030 will now not even start construction until then - with some potentially facing a wait of until 2038 or later to even get spades in the ground.
Multiple trusts in the "new hospitals programme" are likely to have to axe the teams preparing their builds, as national funding is set to be withdrawn, HSJ has learned.
At least two trusts whose hospitals rely on high-risk concrete will not open replacements until after 2030, despite theoretically being prioritised by government.
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