Have your say on proposals for improving cardiology and ophthalmology services in East Sussex
People in East Sussex are being asked for their views on proposals to improve the cardiology (heart) and ophthalmology (eye) services...
EME Equipment library team win ‘Hero of the Month’ award
The EME Equipment Library team based at Eastbourne DGH are winners of the Trust’s ‘Hero of the Month’ award...
Research Team win ‘Hero of the Month’ award
The Research team based across the Trust have won the Trust’s ‘Hero of the Month’ award...
Trust to receive funding to implement Electronic Patient Record
Trust to receive funding and support to implement a full Electronic Patient Record (EPR)...
Lord-Lieutenant for East Sussex visits Conquest Hospital
The Lord-Lieutenant for East Sussex, Andrew Blackman, together with Sara Stonor, Vice Lord-Lieutenant, visited Conquest Hospital to thank staff for their efforts during the Covid pandemic...
Community Bladder and Bowel team Administrator win’s ‘Hero of the Month’ award
Karen Aldred, an Administrator for the Community Bladder and Bowel team based in Bexhill, has won the Trust’s ‘Hero of the Month’ award. Karen was nominated by Tracey Perkins, Senior Bladder and Bowel Nurse who said: “During the Covid pandemic many of the community bladder and bowel team were redeployed to different areas of the…
Urology team exceed participant recruitment target for research
The Urology team at ESHT have been praised for their outstanding contribution to a research study by exceeding their participant recruitment target...
Paediatric Team win ‘Hero of the Month’ award
The Paediatric Team at Eastbourne DGH have won the Trust’s ‘Hero of the Month’ award. Chairman Steve Phoenix with Liz Vaughan, Matron and the Paediatric team. The team was nominated by Angela Waters, Ward Clerk who said: “The paediatric team of Matron, Nurses, Doctors, Health Care Assistants and Housekeepers are an amazing team to work…
Janet’s 50 years NHS service and still going
Janet Garrood, Access and Bookings Co-Ordinator, has celebrated 50 years working in the NHS at Hastings and still plans to carry on working.
Cutting edge technology benefits stroke patients
Cutting edge e-stroke software that uses artificial intelligence (AI) technology is now being used across Sussex to improve the way people who have suffered strokes are diagnosed and treated. The Sussex Integrated Stroke Delivery Network (ISDN) has begun the roll out of an e-stroke software and mobile app that allows stroke teams to easily share…