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An event billed as the first of its kind in York has been organised by the rheumatology and dermatology research teams at York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust to raise awareness of research.
REPORTS into services provided by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust have been published by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Patrick Crowley, Chief Executive, said: “We welcome publication of these reports and the opportunity to learn from external scrutiny of our organisation. “The reports, without exception, rated our services as ‘Good’ for being Caring, and every single one of our staff should be proud of the CQC’s comments regarding their compassion and dedication, treating patients with dignity and respect, and of the open and honest manner in which staff approached the inspection.
On Thursday (1 October 2015) over 250 staff from York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust will gather at Scarborough Spa to recognise and celebrate the work of colleagues from across the Trust.
Local group Limbgo, who support people in York who have lost a limb, have donated two new wheelchairs to be used by amputee patients.
This week marks Sexual Health Week, and with the focus of the week being happiness and wellbeing, it’s the perfect opportunity to get a sexual health MOT at one of the new one-stop-shop sexual health and contraception clinics now available in North Yorkshire and York.
Last year, York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust received 9,123 compliments in the form of letters and thank you cards – a 33% rise in compliments when compared to the previous year.
Two new artwork installations have been unveiled at York and Scarborough Hospitals to recognise the precious gift given by organ donors to celebrate National Transplant Week.
Visitors to York Hospital will be able to go behind the scenes and see some of the hi tech equipment used to help train doctors and nurses at York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust’s Open Day on Thursday 10 September.
Community Response Team helps Ryedale residents stay out of hospital. A new community service aimed at helping people to get home from hospital and avoid hospital admissions has been given the thumbs up after only a few months.
Two new artwork installations are to be unveiled at York and Scarborough Hospitals to recognise the precious gift given by organ donors.
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