NHS Lothian is one of two health boards in Scotland partnering with an evaluation company to speed up the safe adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in the healthcare system. The £1 million ...

NHS Lothian bosses have apologised to maternity care staff after a shocking report exposed a toxic work culture that left workers feeling burned out, bullied, and too scared to speak up. The health ...

NHS Lothian has apologised to staff in its maternity care unit after an investigation uncovered a toxic workplace culture. The health board commissioned an independent review after whistleblowers ...

NHS Lothian has celebrated New Year Honours recognition for two key figures. Calum Campbell, former Chief Executive of NHS Lothian, has been awarded an OBE for services to healthcare in Scotland.

NHS Lothian’s new chief executive Professor Caroline Hiscox has taken over at the helm following the retiral of Calum Campbell earlier this summer. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to ...

EDINBURGH, UK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CueZen, a leading AI-based personalization engine for health, and NHS Lothian, a renowned healthcare organization, are pleased to announce their joint intention to ...

Food pantries have been set up in the county and other areas of the Lothians by local Unison union branch members with support from NHS Lothian Charity and Edinburgh and East Lothian Food Projects.

NHS Lothian is postponing almost all operations because of a leak in a unit that sterilises surgical equipment. The health board is prioritising emergency and urgent surgery for at least the next ...

The latest stage of the inquiry explores the business case for the Royal Hospital for Children and Young People NHS Lothian was kept in the dark about Scottish government plans to build Edinburgh ...

It comes after mistakes by NHS Lothian in its paediatric audiology department were branded "horrendous" by a charity. An audit of the health board's services found significant failures in 155 of ...

NHS Lothian has set up a local helpline. Their telephone number is 0300 790 6296 and this number is available between 9am and 7pm. You may be charged for this call.