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House of Lords approval for York’s new liver disease service 1 February 2016
York Hospital’s new specialised service focusing exclusively on liver disease received approval from the House of Lords at a recent event in York to celebrate its launch. Susan, Countess of Swinton, Baroness Masham of Irton, made the special trip from the Houses of Parliament to join staff and guests from across the city at the event. The afternoon was spent with the experts discussing the new treatments available for patients with liver disease, as well as sharing future developments.
Have you thought about a career as a District Nurse? 21 January 2016
We are working in partnership with NHS Yorkshire and the Humber, other local healthcare providers and Leeds Beckett University on a regional campaign to recruit registered nurses to undertake a District Nursing training programme
Baby Friendly is best for Hospital Trust 15 January 2016
York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has been awarded the prestigious Baby Friendly Award and is the latest UK health care facility to win international recognition from UNICEF (United Nations Children’s Fund).
Junior Doctor Strike 12 January 2016
Like all NHS Trusts we have been working hard to ensure that as few patients as possible are affected by today's industrial action.
Meet your Foundation Trust Governor 5 January 2016
A number of events have been arranged across the region for members of the public to meet their local NHS Foundation Trust Governor.
Flood damage to Tadcaster Health Centre 29 December 2015
Due to flood damage, there will be no clinics at Tadcaster Health Centre over the coming weeks whilst work takes place to repair the building.
Flooding Update 29 December 2015
New Hepatology service is launched 24 December 2015
A new service focusing on diseases of the liver has been launched at York Hospital and is already set to double in size. After taking almost four years to set up, the Hepatology Service has come to fruition thanks to Consultant Gastroenterologist Charles Millson, who brings this particular area of expertise to York Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
New ambulatory care unit at York Hospital 24 December 2015
A pilot scheme to help ease demand on York Hospital’s Emergency Department has proved so successful it has resulted in a purpose built unit opening this month. The ambulatory care service is aimed at patients that require acute medical assessment but don’t necessarily need admission to a hospital bed. It is consultant led and staffed by a sister, an advanced clinical practitioner and a healthcare assistant.
