News and reports

An independent investigation of the NHS highlights the NHS's problems nationally but presents a chance for change. Read our response.

We've heard the impact that not getting information in an accessible format has on people’s independence and privacy.

Proposals for changes in local cancer care and treatment have been developed. If you attend hospitals in Harrogate or West Yorkshire, we want you to have your say on them.

The National Health Services has said it will ensure people in the armed forces and their families get the support they need from local health services.

The National Health Services (NHS) is urging people to not ignore bowel cancer tests. Every person aged 50 to 74 is sent a self-test kit every two years.

The NHS have a team who play a vital role in supporting the mental health and wellbeing of students. They are now helping more schools than ever.

More than one in three of children aged 13 to 15 have at least tried vaping in North Yorkshire, we look at the action the Government is planning to take.

The NHS and local organisations are raising awareness of high blood pressure, encouraging all UK adults to get a blood pressure check.

Everyone should be able to understand information about their health and care. But for many people, the way information is written, shared or presented can make this difficult.

The Care Quality Commission has published their annual survey on inpatient hospital care.

The NHS has started vaccinating people against the respiratory syncytial virus for the first time.

Help make sure that your practice meets people’s accessibility requirements using this checklist.