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Search ArticlesStatement on train derailment in Wickford
An East of England Ambulance Service spokesperson said: "We were called just after 2.10pm to reports of a train derailment in Wickford. We dispatched a significant number of resources to the scene, including our specialist Hazardous Area Response Team (HART) and critical care teams from charity partners including two air ambulances. “Our crews assessed 62 patients who were on board the train. Following assessment, all patients were discharged at the scene.
NHS urges people with lung conditions to take extra care following recent fires
People living with asthma, respiratory and heart conditions are being urged to take extra precautions following recent fires which have caused smoke to drift across communities in the region. The NHS is reminding people that smoke from fires is not simply an unpleasant smell, it can affect your health and for people with existing breathing problems, can potentially cause a serious worsening of their condition.
“Coming onto the ward, life started again”: Stroke survivor Andy takes on 3km walk for Stockport’s stroke unit
In the early hours of Christmas Day 2022, Andy Shaw awoke to the life-threatening stroke that would leave him unable to move the left side of his body. Now, he’s taking on a remarkable challenge: walking 3km to raise money for the stroke ward at Stockport NHS Foundation Trust through Stockport NHS Charity. Before his stroke, Andy was healthy and active. He had served in the army and then worked as a police officer for 25 years. But on Christmas Eve, he developed a blinding headache.
Supply Issues Cardinal Health UK Ltd Anti-Embolism Stockings Multiple Products (ICN 3441)
Change: The supplier Cardinal Health UK Ltd has informed us of a supply issue with its anti-embolism stocking products. There are 40 products affected in total. The supply issue is due to shipping delays. Impact: Three products are now subject to Protect Demand Management: EGD034 – Anti-embolism stocking Thigh length Petite Medium Open toe D EGD259 – Anti-embolism stocking Thigh length Regular X-Large Open toe L EGD022 – Anti Embolism Stocking Below knee Long Small Open toe B.
New urgent and emergency care facility opens in Wirral
A new urgent and emergency care facility designed to transform the experience of patients needing urgent and emergency care has officially opened at Arrowe Park Hospital. The £40m development includes a complete redevelopment of the Emergency Department for adults and children and the Urgent Treatment Centre. It is the biggest capital investment at Arrowe Park Hospital since it first opened in 1982.
Better at home: Building the future of frailty care in Kent and Medway
Colleagues, partners, carers and people with lived experience are invited to a free conference exploring the future of frailty care across Kent and Medway. When: 9am to 1.30pm, Tuesday, 13 October Where: Riverside Church, Thanet Way, Whitstable, CT5 3JQ Better at home: Building the future of frailty care in Kent will bring together health, care and voluntary sector professionals to share ideas, learn from best practice and help shape future services.
Tim Lane takes up role as President of the Royal College of Surgeons of England
Consultant urologist and robotic surgeon Tim Lane has begun his new role as President of the Royal College of Surgeons of England. He is the first President of the Royal College of Surgeons of England in their 400-year history to have been directly elected by surgical members and fellows. Tim has spent more than 20 years working at the trust advancing pelvic oncology and surgical education, and has played an important role in developing the next generation of surgeons.
Leadership arrangements for UHL and UHN
The Boards of University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust (UHL) and University Hospitals of Northamptonshire (UHN) have agreed changes to leadership and governance arrangements, which mean we will no longer operate as a Group. Both UHL and UHN will have their own Board, Chair, Chief Executive and executive team. The decision reflects the Boards’ view that dedicated leadership and stronger local focus will best support the next stage of improvement for patients, colleagues and communities.
Newcastle Hospitals’ heart experts involved in national trial for patients with heart rhythm condition
Heart experts at Newcastle Hospitals are part of a national heart surgery trial involving more than 30 centres across the UK. The AFFECT trial is designed to identify the safest and most effective blood-thinning treatment to use after heart valve surgery for patients who also have a heart rhythm problem.
Stockport NHS surgery enhances safety with innovative new voice recognition technology
Surgical teams at Stockport NHS Foundation Trust have introduced innovative new voice recognition technology which is set to improve patient safety. The Voice-Care system is being introduced as a pilot scheme, with Stockport NHS the first trust in the country to use it in a surgical setting.