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A new urgent care service launches in Scarborough and Ryedale on 1 April 2015. The service, replaces the existing Minor Injuries Unit (MIU) at Malton Hospital, GP out-of-hours service and the walk-in service at Castle Health Centre in Scarborough.
Scarborough Hospital’s brand new surgical ward – Lilac Ward – was officially opened today (Friday 27 March). The ward was opened by Alan Rose Trust Chairman, on his last day as Chair of the Trust Board.
The Yorsexualhealth youth marketing team will be out and about in Scarborough town centre on Saturday 14 March, to raise awareness that ‘it only takes one swipe’ to not only find a sexual partner but to order an online Chlamydia testing kit.
Following the successful implementation of a virtual operator switchboard system at York Hospital in 2012, the system is being rolled out across Scarborough and Bridlington Hospitals.
England's Chief Inspector of Hospitals is inviting members of the public to the inspection panel what they think of the services provided by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.
The Archbishop of York visited York Hospital on Thursday. Dr Sentamu visited surgical and medical wards to speak with staff and patients, spending time with the Chaplaincy Team and volunteers at the hospital.
Today (Wednesday 4 March) marked the official opening of the refurbished Energy Centre at York Hospital when Vital Energi, the appointed supplier for the project, officially handed over the centre to the Trust.
During 2015 York Hospital is lighting the skies to promote the awareness of different health campaigns. Following the British Heart Foundation’s ‘healthy hearts’ campaign in February, where the lights above the hospital turned red, they are now set to turn blue in March to raise awareness of prostate cancer.
The Sterile Services Unit (SSU) at Scarborough Hospital is helping local students with a disability or learning disability to gain invaluable work experience through a National Project called Project Choice.
York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is delighted to have been appointed by City of York Council to provide a new sexual health service for the city of York. This news follows on from the announcement earlier in the month that the Trust had been awarded the contract for providing sexual health services for the whole of North Yorkshire.
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