Our emergency departments are currently extremely busy, and you may face a long wait to be seen. More information is available on alternative services.
…an alternative NHS service. If you are unsure what service to use, visit NHS 111 online, or call 111. NHS Sussex Medical Director, Dr Amy Dissanayake, said: “Using alternative services…
…It is our goal to provide high quality care for all patients all the time. Your views, both positive and negative, are important to us and help us to continually improve. If something is not right with the care you or a relative have received, talk to the colleagues involved. They will do their best […]…
…The Freedom of Information (FOI) Act gives members of the public a general right to request access to all types of recorded information held by public authorities. You are entitled to be told whether or not we hold information and, if we do, to have it communicated to you, normally within 20 working days, in […]…
…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,…
…use 999 and Emergency Departments (A&E) for serious or life-threatening emergencies. Use NHS 111 first either online or by phone for anything that isn’t a life-saving emergency. Same-day urgent, but…
…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…
…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…
…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…
…receive their care there, we are not transferring any services to Conquest Hospital. Advice for parents/carers If the child you care for becomes unwell, please contact NHS 111 online or…
