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To mark Autism Awareness Month, we share staff stories of what Autism means to them and the importance of Autism Acceptance Ross Punton, junior administrator and chair of Autism Staff Network…
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To mark World Patient Safety Day, Rachel Carter, Director of Patient Safety tells us more about her role I started my role as Director of Patient Safety in January 2021 – right in the…
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As part of national Bike Week, charity project support officer, Claire Finn tells us about her experience cycling to work with Dr Bike I’m Claire Finn, project support officer for the…
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Backlog recovery: Trust leaders are rightly ambitious about what the NHS can achieve
Backlog recovery: Trust leaders are rightly ambitious about what the NHS can achieve A new four-part series of podcasts from NHS Providers highlights how trusts are responding with commitment…
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Kathryn, one of our Northumbria midwives lets us know more about her role as part of International Day of the Midwife My name is Kathryn and I am a midwife working in Hexham and the…
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Thanks to Ann for years of work to provide key supplies for hospital patients
Thanks to Ann for years of work to provide key supplies for hospital patients If you’ve ever had an unplanned stay at Wansbeck General Hospital, there’s a strong chance you may…
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Jobs boost as Northumberland firm lands £10m contract to scan patient records
Jobs boost as Northumberland firm lands £10m contract to scan patient records Up to 70 new jobs are being created in Northumberland as part of a major project by the area’s NHS…
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Outstanding health trust receives national recognition for its procurement transformation
Outstanding health trust receives national recognition for its procurement transformation Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has taken home the award for ‘NHS Procurement…
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To mark Parkinson’s Awareness Day Katherine Taylor tells us more about her role as a Parkinson’s nurse specialist Hi my name is Katherine Taylor and I’m a Parkinson’s…
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Sally Gibson explains more about her experience in a relatively new and often misunderstood role in the NHS I’ve been a nurse for more than 25 years and have always been really excited…