Page results
-
Northumbria Healthcare part of pilot for new Parkinson’s support service
Northumbria Healthcare part of pilot for new Parkinson’s support service National charity, Parkinson’s UK, has launched a new referral service that allows healthcare teams to give…
-
Pelvic, obstetric and breast health physiotherapy
We are a team of physiotherapists with a passion for pelvic, obstetric and breast health. You might be coming to see one of us because either your GP, consultant, or midwife recommended our…
-
Location Haltwhistle War Memorial Hospital Ward Name / Number Minor injuries unit Direct dial telephone number 0344 811 8111 Ward visiting…
-
Persistent, chronic, or long term is pain which lasts longer than three months. If you suffer from persistent pain, our specialist team is here to support you and provide techniques to help you manage…
-
If you are going to have or have had an operation resulting in a stoma, for example, a colostomy, ileostomy or urostomy we can provide you with specialist information, support and advice.…
-
Our upper gastrointestinal specialist can care for you if you are suffering from a disease of the oesophagus (gullet) and stomach. This may include cancer but we also treat many other less serious…
-
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…
-
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…
-
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…
-
What is dementia? Dementia is caused by different diseases that affect the brain. The word ‘dementia’ describes a collection of symptoms. This may include memory loss and language…