Retirement of popular police officer
A popular Hospital Liaison Officer has been honoured for his work in mental health.
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A popular Hospital Liaison Officer has been honoured for his work in mental health.
NTW staff invited to take part in NHS health checks for over 40s.
Four self help guides are recognised at the British Medical Association Patient Information Awards.
NEQOS wins grant to improve analytical capability in health and care services
Help for women during pregnancy, childbirth and early motherhood is now available in Sunderland and South Tyneside.
With support from Dementia Care, a new pilot scheme helps carers understand and cope with changes in their loved ones behaviour.
Blood supplies are running low, the NHS blood and transport service needs your help.
Residents from a Northumberland Town say thank you to the NHS.
New adult mental health strategic clinical network is launched, promoting wellbeing and high quality care.
An inpatient from Walkergate Park was given a surprise experience that he will never forget.
Students with a Learning Disability graduate from the Project Choice scheme.
Care staff graduate after completing training which will improve the care of people living with dementia.
The Trust has retained its Outstanding CQC rating following inspections to services in April and May
A Trust Technical Instructor with over 40 years experience has been presented with a long service badge from Jeremy Hunt.
Learning disability nurse Sherilee Gray receives prestigious award for her dedication to her profession.
BLISS study is in its final year of recruitment.
NHS staff are celebrating after being shortlisted for a prestigious HR and people management award.
Mental health Trust to work in partnership with two North East colleges to deliver senior healthcare apprenticeships.
Have you ever thought what it's like to be a young person admitted to a mental health ward
Ferndenechildren and young peoples unit becomes first in the country to win a new CAMHeleon award.