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Visitors who are exempt from COVID-19 hospital patient visiting restrictions are being asked to take a lateral flow test and ensure they have a negative result before attending hospital.
Friarage Hospital has been recognised nationally for its work in joint replacements and its commitment to patient safety. The Northallerton hospital has been titled a ‘quality data provider’ by the National Joint Registry (NJR) for its quality care
The steps taken by experienced clinicians at The James Cook University Hospital to safeguard and protect specialist surgery during the COVID-19 pandemic has helped to deliver some of the shortest waiting times and best outcomes for patients in the country.
Our Hospitals Charity has launched a virtual coast to coast fundraising appeal for 2022. Run, cycle or walk 171 miles and raise some money to support patients, service users and staff.
A specialist bereavement counsellor support worker is now supporting parents at The James Cook University Hospital thanks to the family and friends of baby Billy Jones who have funded the post in his memory.
A report published by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) shows South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust as one of the nation’s top performers in the 2020 children and young people’s patient experience survey.
When spending time in East Cleveland Primary Care Hospital’s Tocketts Ward you wouldn’t be in the wrong for forgetting you were in a hospital setting. That’s because it has been given a vintage makeover to help its patients, who often have dementia, feel less anxious and a little more at home.
In 12 months, South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has given over 80,000 doses of the COVID vaccine in the form of first, second and booster jabs.
Three of Teesside and North Yorkshire’s top doctors are encouraging people who have still not had their COVID-19 vaccines to get protected.
State of the art technology which aims to enable patients receiving dialysis at home to have their treatment monitored remotely is to be evaluated across the Tees Valley.