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NHS to rate English trusts on tackling violence and racism towards staff

The Guardian World Sunday 05 July 2026, 23:01 UTC By Anna Bawden Health and social affairs correspondent 1 min read
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Exclusive: Published league tables will rank acute, ambulance and mental health trusts on six measures The NHS will rate trusts according to how well they tackle racism, violence and sexual misconduct towards staff, the government has announced. From July, all NHS acute, ambulance and mental health trusts in England will be judged and ranked in published league tables on six main measures of wellbeing, affecting more than 1.5 million staff.

Exclusive: Published league tables will rank acute, ambulance and mental health trusts on six measures

The NHS will rate trusts according to how well they tackle racism, violence and sexual misconduct towards staff, the government has announced.

From July, all NHS acute, ambulance and mental health trusts in England will be judged and ranked in published league tables on six main measures of wellbeing, affecting more than 1.5 million staff.

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