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The Community Stroke Discharge Team has helped facilitate the discharge of 132 stroke patients since launching six months ago. Of these patients, 46 were supported to leave hospital earlier thanks to the work of the team.
As part of a coordinated campaign by all NHS trade unions members of The Society of Radiographers will take part in strike action on Monday 20 October from 09:00 until 13:00.
This month, the Scarborough, Whitby and Ryedale Heart Failure Service is celebrating its tenth anniversary.
A new Trust Chair is being sought as the current Chairman, Alan Rose, reaches his allowed terms of office in March 2015.
A number of our staff are expected to take part in national industrial action on 13 October 2014 between the hours of 7 and 11am in response to the Government’s decision on the 2014/15 pay award.
Free exercise classes are being offered to older people to help reduce the risk of falls and help with balance, stability and confidence.
Health professionals are warning that norovirus, sometimes known as the ‘winter vomiting bug’, is common in the local community at this time of year and are asking people to take care when visiting hospital.
An information and education evening has been arranged in partnership with the Scarborough branch of the MS Society and Liz Hill, MS Nurse Specialist at York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.
Monday marked the start of Sexual Health Awareness Week 2014, and this year it’s all about Emergency Contraception and helping make women feel comfortable and confident asking for it.
Scarborough Hospital is once again opening its doors to the public on Thursday 18 September on behalf of York Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. The venue has been chosen to give an exclusive insider look at some of the hospital departments.
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