Our emergency departments are currently extremely busy, and you may face a long wait to be seen. More information is available on alternative services.
Local MP, Stephen Lloyd has visited the Stroke Unit at Eastbourne DGH, which provides hyper acute and acute stroke services for East Sussex, to meet staff and see the work of the unit. Eastbourne and Willingdon MP, Stephen Lloyd said: “I was very impressed with my visit to the DGH Stroke Unit, for two key…
A new £500,000 Orthopaedic Outpatients department and Fracture clinic has opened at Conquest Hospital. The new clinic area provides patients and staff with more space and helps to improve the privacy and dignity of patients. The new area is light and airy with air conditioning. It has 10 consulting rooms, a bigger plaster room with…
Our Annual Report 2016/17 and summary financial statements is now available to download. The report includes an overview of our achievement over the last year. It describes how we spent our budget of £379.3 million in 2016/17, information about our organisation, its purpose, key risks to the achievement of our objectives and how we have…
Phil Wilkinson who spent over two weeks critically ill in the Intensive Care Unit at Eastbourne DGH earlier this year, returned recently to say thank you to the team and donate £1,035. Phil’s admission to the Intensive Care Unit was completely unexpected and resulted in a very stressful time for both him and his family. Having…
Local MP Stephen Lloyd has visited the Jubilee Eye Suite at Eastbourne DGH to meet staff and see the work of the unit. The most frequently performed operation on the Jubilee Eye Suite is cataract surgery with patients also treated for glaucoma, retinal disorders, squints, some cancers along with emergency trauma cases. Eastbourne and Willingdon…
Midwifery staff on the Delivery Suite at Conquest Hospital were presented with some cuddle cots made by members of the Darvell Community at Robertsbridge, following a donation from the Friends of the Conquest Hospital. Cuddle cots are used for babies that have sadly died and they allow parents to keep their baby with them in…
A new heart device, the first of its kind in Kent, Surrey and Sussex, has been fitted into a local patient. The device acts as both a dual chamber pacemaker and a resynchronising device. Unlike other similar devices it has a new multi sensor lead which is anchored into the vein, with a screw (0.2mm…
The Trust has been shortlisted for three Heath Service Journal (HSJ) awards including one with local health and care partner organisations. Those shortlisted are: Project SEARCH, a NHS Learning Disability Employment Programme, is designed to give young people with learning difficulties or disabilities the skills to gain competitive paid employment. This has been shortlisted for…
Building work has started within the Emergency Department at Eastbourne DGH to improve the facilities and the flow through the department. The building work, costing £850,000, will include additional consulting rooms along with an improved patient waiting area and improvements to the reception area. Work is due to be completed in November. Whilst the building…
A series of events at the Trust as part of Workout at Work, a weeklong series of events to improve physical and mental health in the workplace, has been launched with a swimming gala opened by Eastbourne MP, Stephen Lloyd and Joe Chadwick-Bell, Chief Operating Officer at the Trust. Workout at work is part of…
