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Minor injuries units to be redesignated as urgent treatment centres
The Minor Injuries Units (MIU) at Berwick and Alnwick Infirmaries are to be redesignated as Urgent Treatment Centres (UTC) from Tuesday, 1 April, 2025.
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Major investment in operating theatre at Northumberland community hospital
Patients and staff are now benefitting from a refurbished theatre and endoscopy suite at Alnwick Infirmary.
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Berwick Community Hospital Update
We appreciate everyone's patience as we work through the processes that we need to so that we can develop the rest of the programme to continue to progress our new Berwick Community Hospital.
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Dr Gail Dovey-Pearce: What triathlon continues to teach me
Dr Gail Dovey-Pearce reflects on her journey from completing her first triathlon to representing Team GB, and the lessons sport has brought to her role at Northumbria Healthcare.
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When 13-year-old Matilda was diagnosed with epilepsy in 2022, it came as a huge shock to her and her family. Throughout their journey, they were supported by paediatric specialist nurse Sophie, who provided expert guidance, reassurance and care from diagnosis and beyond.
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Lee, one of our clinical educators tells us about his role for International Nurses Day
To celebrate International Nurses Day 2023 our clinical educator, Lee Ranyard-Lant tells us more about his role and some of his greatest achievements throughout his nursing career.
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LGBT+ History Month - In conversation with Kath Egdell
This LGBT+ History Month we hear from Kath Egdell, specialist staff counsellor, about her experience of working in healthcare as a gay woman.
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International Nurses Day - In conversation with Linda Sample
To celebrate International Nurses Day, Linda Sample discusses her role and why it's important to recognise this day.
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Celebrating community services at Northumbria Healthcare
Colleagues came together to share learning, highlight quality improvement projects and celebrate the trust’s community services.
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When I was 19 years old, in 1997, I had to help my Mum care for my dad. My dad was diagnosed with oesophageal cancer, and it was six weeks from diagnosis to his passing. He was only 48 years old, and he left behind five children and a young widow. My world was shattered.
