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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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Prescribing for Health Professionals
This programme is specifically designed for nurses and midwives and is tailored to meet the unique needs of Northumbria Healthcare.
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Students explore vital NHS support careers at Northumbria Healthcare Facilities Management
Year 9 students from John Spence Community High School have gained hands-on experience of NHS support and non-clinical careers during a special workplace visit to Northumbria Healthcare Facilities Management (NHFM).
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Important update on industrial action
Patient safety is always our primary concern and we are working extremely hard to prioritise emergency and urgent treatment.
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Patients report positive experiences in Northumberland and North Tyneside hospitals
Patients staying in hospitals in Northumberland and North Tyneside continue to have a very positive experience of their care, according to a key national survey.
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Northumberland Hospital Radio celebrates gold anniversary
A volunteer-run hospital radio station that broadcasts to patients in Northumberland and North Tyneside is celebrating its 50-year anniversary.
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National-first virtual ward and other changes boost lung cancer care for patients
A series of innovations to improve care for lung cancer patients at Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust have been recognised with a prestigious award.
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Enhanced Clinical Practice Apprenticeship
You will build specialised skills and knowledge tailored to your area of practice, all while engaging in a comprehensive learning experience through the apprenticeship model.
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Cath Darling, bereavement occupational therapist, named recipient of Sycamore Gap Sapling
The National Trust has announced Cath Darling, bereavement occupational therapist, as one of the recipients of the 49 ‘Trees of Hope’ Sycamore Gap saplings being gifted to individuals, groups, and organisations across the UK.
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NHS leaders are reminding the public to only call 999 for an ambulance or attend A&E for life-threatening conditions or injuries only, as the region's health services plan ahead for two successive strike actions.
