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.
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A number of events have been arranged across the region for members of the public to meet their local NHS Foundation Trust Governor.
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.
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.
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.
An event has been held today (Friday 18 December) to celebrate the reopening of the Cancer Information and Support Service at Scarborough Hospital.
A survey of local women whose maternity care was delivered by York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has revealed a number of positive findings.
All staff, patients and visitors are invited to join the York Hospital Choir for 'More Christmas Tea Vicar' on 17 December in the York Hospital Chapel. It's a drop-in event and you are welcome to attend anytime between 12.30pm-1.30pm for festive carols and refreshments.
A new approach that will help save the lives of patients suffering from major trauma will see staff at Scarborough and York Hospitals become some of the first in Yorkshire to access new training in trauma care.