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EXCLUSIVE: Epic’s £1.8bn Oracle Raid, The Hospitals It Has Taken and How Oracle Can Stop the Tsunami

If each of Epic’s nine Oracle related hospital wins is worth around £200 million over the life of the contract, the potential value transfer is roughly £1.8 billion. The bigger issue for Oracle is what comes with it.

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The Grant Is the Easy Part: Why Innovate UK's Latest Funding Round Exposes the NHS's Real Innovation Problem

A £75,000 award will not, on its own, get a life-saving device anywhere near a hospital ward.
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When The Arithmetic Runs Backwards: July's Inflation Rebound And The Unravelling Of The NHS Pay Settlement

A 3.3 per cent pay award built on a 2.2 per cent inflation forecast now faces a headline rate of 2.9 per cent and climbing, reopening a fight the government thought it had closed before the Budget.

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Inside Epic UGM 2026: The Biggest Reveals From “Cool Stuff Ahead”

How A Scheme Meant To Speed Up NHS Referrals Became A Hidden Route To Missed Cancer Diagnoses

A Second Outbreak, the Same Strain: What Recurring Salmonella Cases Reveal About Britain's Neglected Health Defences

When the Algorithm Stands Accused, the NHS Cannot Afford to Watch From the Wings

When Clinical AI Becomes Infrastructure, Not a Tool

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When The Arithmetic Runs Backwards: July's Inflation Rebound And The Unravelling Of The NHS Pay Settlement

A 3.3 per cent pay award built on a 2.2 per cent inflation forecast now faces a headline rate of 2.9 per cent and climbing, reopening a fight the government thought it had closed before the Budget.

Andy Burnham's Global Inequality Test Begins At Home, Not At The G20

A letter urging the prime minister to back a new UN inequality panel raises an uncomfortable question about whether his own health devolution project has yet proved itself.

A Worthing Biotech's Recovery Signals What Britain's Life Sciences Base Can Still Deliver

Allergy Therapeutics' turnaround, and the case it makes for backing homegrown immunotherapy through a difficult financing climate.

Humber Health Partnership Advances Mental Capacity Digitisation As ORBIS Implementation Takes Shape

Trust group reports early gains from paperless Mental Capacity Act processes while its EPR programme moves forward under newly confirmed supplier Dedalus.

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When Whitehall Buys Assurance by the Framework, the NHS Buys It by the Contract

HMRC's £78.2m Atos deal exposes a widening gap between how government departments spread technology risk and how the health service concentrates it.

Building The Full Loop: What The Radar Healthcare and Cemplicity Deal Signals For NHS Quality And Patient Experience

A Leeds health-tech consolidation arrives just as government policy makes patient-reported data central to how the NHS measures itself.

The Digital Strategy Of St George's, Epsom, And St Helier: When The Ambition Outpaces The Wiring Acknowledges The NHS

A five-year vision built on ambient voice and a single data platform sits alongside a more modest, and more telling, admission: tens of millions of pounds are needed simply to stop the network falling over.

A Five-Day Programme In Bristol Points To A Bigger Problem In NHS Primary Care Procurement

A regional accelerator indicates that the more challenging obstacle for innovators is not the development of high-quality technology, but rather the process of understanding how the NHS purchases it. This is in response to the influx of capital into general practice software.

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