Our emergency departments are currently extremely busy, and you may face a long wait to be seen. More information is available on alternative services.
The Trust uses an online system called ‘My Health and Care Record’ to provide access to person information relating to the care we provide you. Below are a selection of the most frequent questions and answers. If you have any other enquiry, please complete the form on the Health and Support page….
…urgent care that’s not an emergency. Visit 111.nhs.uk or call 111 when you need help but don’t know where to go Teams across the NHS – at GP practices, NHS…
…presented with the title of Queen’s nurse. I have worked in community nursing roles for the past 10 years, including planned care nursing, practice education, continuing healthcare and intermediate care….
Trauma patients are those that have suffered and survived some of the most severe injuries that the NHS treats. These are people who have been involved in vehicle collisions, who…
…work and understand the process so you are able to anticipate what is needed. You need to know what patients are on the ward, what tests they need, what meds…
…have expanded the services available in our outpatient department and we’re trying to grow our capabilities further. We’re doing our best to support the NHS and most recently treated a…
…baby” Anna didn’t know she had been nominated and was shocked when she received the email inviting her to the event in London. “I was very surprised to have been…
…positive. From the last audit it was found that 6,400 bed days have been saved between 2017-2019 and over 500 admissions. Mark adds, “It is so rewarding as we can…
…of 10 and the patient’s treatment plan is discussed as well as what the best type of line for them might be. The patient can be referred as an inpatient…
…without meaning to, your nutritional intake can be increased by having nourishing drinks. It is best to take these in between meals, alongside a high calorie and high protein diet….
