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Northumberland Primary Mental Health Team There are several resources to which we often direct families and schools. We have added many of these to our homepage so that they are available to…
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Cancer, oncology and chemotherapy
Being diagnosed with cancer can be a very difficult time. We are here to support you, and your family. From diagnosis, during your treatment and follow-up care. We will be with you throughout the…
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Help do your bit for your local NHS
Help do your bit for your local NHS NHS teams across the region are calling on everyone to help #DoYourBit as hospitals, GPs and paramedics try to manage another surge of pressure on vital…
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Taking the first step towards your future We are proud to offer a range of work experience placements across our different sites. Work experience is a great way to find out about some of the 350…
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Caring NHS staff throw support behind community Christmas campaign for children
Caring NHS staff throw support behind community Christmas campaign for children Kind-hearted NHS staff at a North East hospital have played their part in a community campaign that ensures no…
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The adult weight management service allows you to talk with someone who is trained in emotional wellbeing. We can help with: Supporting you to understand and change…
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Child and Adolescent Mental Health service (CAMHS)
Our Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) is here to help children and young people up to 18 years old, and their families, in North Tyneside.
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We provide rapid assessment, treatment and rehabilitation for people with stroke, and provide support to their families. The faster you reach hospital to identify and diagnose a stroke, the better…
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Alice Townend, a consultant oncoplastic breast surgeon explains how she turned her life around through running to inspire others to the same. Before she started running she hated exercise and…
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Across the trust, we believe that you cannot support someone without understanding their physical difficulties, the emotional impacts, and what matters to them and those around them. It is normal…
