Our emergency departments are currently extremely busy, and you may face a long wait to be seen. More information is available on alternative services.
…level of commitment to ongoing learning, leadership and excellence in healthcare. Queens Nurses must complete a rigorous online application process, and each application is assessed anonymously by two assessors, with…
…using the NHS app, or via your GP. Please plan for the bank holidays and make sure you have enough of your medication. Use NHS 111 first either online or…
…use an alternative service such as NHS 111 either online or by phone, or a minor injury unit or urgent treatment centre for urgent health concerns that are not a…
…are urgent, but not life-threatening, you can contact NHS 111 online at 111.nhs.uk, or make a free call by dialling 111. Help is available 24-hours per-day, seven days as week…
…alternative NHS service and to use NHS 111 first either online or by phone. Know it may take longer than expected to be seen and treated. Collect family and friends…
…were able to register with the library, access online resources including clinicalskills.net and put their names down to receive tailored content from the British Journal of Healthcare Assistants. “Donna Hubbart,…
…departments for serious or life-threatening emergencies. Use an alternative NHS service and to use NHS 111 first either online or by phone for anything that isn’t a life-saving emergency. Know…
…of training for staff who care for people with dysphagia, using a blended model of in person and online training to make the training accessible and convenient. The training helps…
