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Our Northumberland One to One Centre is in Blyth Health Centre, Thoroton St, Blyth, NE24 1DX The One to One Centre in Blyth is open: Please note, we have a no child policy.…
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Region unites in ambition to Make Every Contact Count for 3 million people
No matter who we are, where we work, or where we live, we can all make a positive difference by using every-day conversations to promote health and wellbeing.
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It won’t be business as usual during strikes, warn Northumbria Healthcare chiefs
‘We’re here for you if you need us, but it won’t be business as usual’ – that’s the key public message from Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust ahead of this week’s strikes.
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The region's NHS is urging people to use health services wisely ahead of six days of planned industrial action by junior doctors starting at 7am on Wednesday 3 January until 7am Tuesday 9 January 2024.
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Improving the care in hospital for people with Parkinson’s
Our consultant geriatrician, Dr James Fisher, talks about a project to improve the experience of Parkinson’s patients by focusing on medication.
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Your NHS needs you to get involved and help shape its future
People in Northumberland and North Tyneside are being encouraged to become an integral and crucial part of their local NHS and put themselves forward to be a public governor of Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust.
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Countdown is on to get prescriptions ordered and stock up on medicine essentials before Christmas
As the countdown to Christmas begins, NHS health and care teams are advising patients to not leave it too late to order their repeat prescriptions.
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Artist sought to design sculpture to take pride of place in new hospital
A call has gone out for artists in north Northumberland and beyond to design a major artwork to grace the state-of-the-art new hospital in Berwick.
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Baby Loss Awareness week runs from 9th - 15th October each year and culminates with the global “Wave of Light”.
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NHS trust releases report showcasing how it is keeping its Community Promise
The 'Keeping Our Community Promise – 2024 in review' report sets out the progress made against each of the 5 key pillars - employment, education, economy, environment and inequalities.
