Our emergency departments are currently extremely busy, and you may face a long wait to be seen. More information is available on alternative services.
We recognise the value of work experience and work-related learning for students in gaining insight into NHS careers, informing their career choices, and supporting their applications to further education. To make a request for work experience please complete our work experience – student expression of interest form and return it to: esh-tr.workexperience@nhs.net Virtual work-related learning opportunities […]…
…advice relating to your lung condition. The programme is designed to enable you to manage your shortness of breath more easily and have a better understanding of your lung condition….
…You may wish to return to working in the NHS, perhaps after a break to raise a family, or after a career change. Opportunities to return to practice depend on the area of the country you are in, your profession and how long you have been away. You may need to update your registration or […]…
…a worrying time is highly valued and praised by patients. One patient said: “The initial contact was so important, as I felt so scared and vulnerable. You really did make…
…a stretched position for a prolonged period of time. On your first visit you will have a cast applied to your leg below the knee and covering the ankle and…
…available appointments supporting our chronically unwell patients lifestyles, whilst providing an enhanced patient experience and satisfaction. The unit is nurse-led and offers biological therapies along with many different medical and…
…explains Laura Jones, head of the Speech and Language (SALT) service at the trust. “Eating and drinking are an important part of daily life for everyone, but without the knowledge…
…is common. It can be caused by injury, badly fitting shoes, excessive exercise or foot conditions such as bunions. Pain symptoms may feel mild to severe and affect daily activities,…
…confidently self-manage their diabetes with no food limitations or restrictions on their daily activities. The course runs for five days over a five week period, with four courses held each…
…due to normal daily wear and tear of joints, but also because the skin starts to become thin and loses its elasticity, as well as becoming dry and more fragile….
