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Important update on industrial action
Important update on industrial action From 7am on Wednesday, 20 December, to 7am on Saturday, 23 December, and then from 7am on Wednesday, 3 January, to 7am on Tuesday, 9 January, some postgraduate…
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Podiatry for rheumatology patients
How can podiatry help me? Rheumatology conditions / arthritis affect joints and muscles. Our feet can absorb up to six times our bodyweight with every step. It is important to protect vulnerable foot…
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SAS Week 2025 - Dr Gemma Horn (specialty doctor in urgent treatment centre)
From 6 to 10 October, we are marking SAS Week 2025 to recognise the contribution of this part of our workforce.
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Transforming healthcare globally We have set up several international partnerships. This includes hospitals and medical centres in India, Ghana, and the Philippines. Since 1999, we have…
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Location Hexham General Hospital Ward Name / Number Midwifery-led maternity unit Direct dial telephone number…
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Specialist nutrition support for patients with hip fractures
Specialist nutrition support for patients with hip fractures Patients recovering from hip fractures in Northumberland are benefitting from additional nutritional support during their stay in…
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As a team, we have faced very difficult challenges with patients who required end of life care, and very happy times when we have helped patients to recover from being on ventilation or CPAP, to being…
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We offer: Full C-Card available including registration to the scheme. Free condoms to those who have a C-Card. Sexual health information & support. Free chlamydia & gonorrhoea…
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Northumbria signs up to the Race at Work Charter
Northumbria Healthcare has joined over 800 employers in signing up to the Race at Work Charter, an initiative designed for organisations to collectively commit to improving equal opportunities for…
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We are committed to ensuring that we provide the best care possible for our local people. It should be provided in the right place, whatever a person's stage in life. We know there is always…
