Our emergency departments are currently extremely busy, and you may face a long wait to be seen. More information is available on alternative services.
…– Chair Hastings and East Sussex Sands, Angela Riley – Bereavement Maternity Support Worker, Kirsty Milward – Bereavement Specialist Midwife, Jane Bedford-Clark – Bereavement Specialist Midwife, Suz Brooks – Secretary…
…are able to continue to provide safe maternity care within the community. To provide certainty for patients we are now undertaking a review with maternity colleagues to develop a new…
…December. The prestigious title of Queen’s Nurse was reintroduced in 2007 after a gap of almost 40 years. The title is recognition of individual nurses who have demonstrated a high…
…journey is as smooth and safe as possible. ODPs are involved during anaesthetic, surgery, recovery and discharge, preparing the environment and all of the necessary instruments and equipment. We spoke…
…Time in prison – Workplace needle stick injuries – Unprotected sex with multiple partners – Unlicensed tattoos or piercings – Dental or medical procedures abroad. Symptoms can include: – Flu-like…
…after a potentially traumatic experience to try to prevent long-term poor mental health, or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). TRiM is a psychologically safe framework and can be offered to anyone…
Left to right: Saruban Pasu – Consultant Ophthalmologist, Kanchan Sharma – Consultant Neurologist from Bristol, Dr Supralano – Consultant Ophthalmologist from Columbia, Lesley Carter – Matron, Jen Anikina – Consultant…
…that has considered the best clinical evidence, recommendations from clinical experts and a review and evaluation of feedback from two separate public consultations in which hundreds of people, including service…
…maternity services remain well-led. “The CQC identified that we needed to improve our services to ensure we are able to provide consistently safe care, and in particular that we needed…
Virtual wards allow patients to get hospital standard care safely and conveniently in the comfort of their own home, rather than in hospital. The NHS is increasingly introducing virtual wards to support people at the place they call home, including in care homes, allowing appropriate patients who would otherwise be in hospital to receive the […]…
