Help our A&E teams care for the people who really need us
If you need medical help but it's not an emergency, you will be seen quicker elsewhere.
NHS 111
If you have an urgent medical problem you can get help and advice from NHS 111 online as well as by phone, textphone or British Sign Language (BSL) interpreter service.
Our charity supports the amazing work our teams do every day.
Supportive signage
We’ve introduced dementia-friendly signage on Hardy ward, including clocks and a new mobility assessment tool.
This is to help elderly patients with dementia feel comfortable and less confused—especially when waking up.
News
A&E looking at more support for veterans
A combat veteran hopes to use his experience as an ex-soldier and clinician to improve how A&E departments identify, treat and support fellow veterans.…
Patients have their say about hospital services
Patients staying in hospital have had their say about the care they received in a national survey.…
Surgeon on power list
Congratulations to orthopaedic surgeon Sam Tross who has been shortlisted for the Top Ten power list of the most influential people of African, African Caribbean and African American heritage in the U…