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Encouraging active pregnancies through new aquanatal classes in Northumberland
Encouraging active pregnancies through new aquanatal classes in Northumberland Midwives are leading aquanatal classes in two Northumberland towns as part of efforts to support physical…
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Non-essential visiting still suspended in hospitals across Northumberland and North Tyneside
Non-essential visiting still suspended in hospitals across Northumberland and North Tyneside Northumbria Healthcare is to continue to suspend non-essential visiting in hospitals across…
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Northumbria recognised for investing in its valued volunteers once again
Northumbria recognised for investing in its valued volunteers once again Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has cemented its position at the forefront of volunteering by being…
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High praise from cardiology trainees for experience at Northumbria Healthcare
High praise from cardiology trainees for experience at Northumbria Healthcare Cardiology training at Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is among the very best in the country, as…
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Works starts on Northumbria Healthcare’s £32million health and education hub
Works starts on Northumbria Healthcare’s £32million health and education hub Construction has started on Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust’s £32million health…
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Launch of alternative choice (PIDMAS)
Launch of alternative choice (PIDMAS) If you have been waiting more than 40 weeks for your care*, we will be contacting you. This is to see if you could be seen sooner at a different hospital. It is…
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Admiral nurses Admiral nurses were named by the family of Joseph Levy CBE BEM. He founded the charity Dementia UK. Joseph had vascular dementia. He was known as ‘Admiral Joe’ because of…
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Discharge and community response service
Our teams provide high-quality care to patients in the community. There is support available which means you may avoid going into hospital or return home more quickly for further treatment…
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Smoking in pregnancy cut by almost half at Northumbria Healthcare
The number of pregnant women being cared for by Northumbria Healthcare who were smoking at the time of delivery has reduced by 47%.
