Our emergency departments are currently extremely busy, and you may face a long wait to be seen. More information is available on alternative services.
…has been painted by the Darvell community, who are located near Robertsbridge. The community are responsible for some of the other murals at the hospital, including in the Kipling courtyard….
It can be very frightening for you and your family/carer to be told that you have breast cancer so it can be helpful to talk to someone outside of your…
…The Acute Assessment Unit (AAU) is a busy 19 bedded inpatient assessment area where patients with wide ranging medical conditions are assessed and treated. Patients are referred by their GP, the Emergency Department or from community services. We aim to either transfer patients to speciality areas within the hospitals or discharge within 72 hours to […]…
…range of hospital-grade services to patients in the comfort of their own home. We caught up with Sam Morley, the Advanced Clinical Lead for Virtual Wards for the trust, to…
…Safe Haven women’s and men’s centres in Hastings,” continues Marie. “We also visit probation services and hostels. In Eastbourne, we visit the Matthew 25 Mission and Salvation Army services, where…
…hepatitis C is the most common type of viral hepatitis in the UK and is usually spread through blood-to-blood contact with an infected person, such as through sharing needles used…
…tea and cakes, thank you cards and with long service certificates being presented. We have a varied group of volunteers at the Trust, some that have been with us for…
MODS is a new service that aims to support people with their medication in their own home. We are a team made up of two clinical pharmacists and two pharmacy…
If you are taking part in a research trial at East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust, then we’d like to know what you think. Please complete a Participant Research Experience Survey (details below) managed by the NIHR Clinical Research Network Kent, Surrey and Sussex ο»Ώ It is part of the work we are doing together to […]…
…used to be the matron on CCU, if I could come and try out coronary care and I haven’t looked back since. When George left, I didn’t want the job…
