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The James Cook University Hospital is set to open a new emergency department for children and young people. Work has already started on the purpose-built facility which will be situated next to the Middlesbrough hospital’s main emergency department with its own separate entrance.
A nurse practitioner at The James Cook University Hospital has become the first in the world to be trained to insert a revolutionary implant which can reduce radiotherapy side effects by up to 70% in prostate cancer patients.
A Middlesbrough head teacher believes that an innovative ‘virtual ward’ programme at South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust helped to save her life when she contracted COVID pneumonia.
When retired hospital consultant Liam Flood felt a lump in his neck he didn’t delay seeking medical advice.
South Tees Hospitals Charity is for fundraisers to spread the love this Valentine’s Day by sending a virtual message of love and hope to NHS colleagues.
South Tees Hospitals Charity has teamed up with local artist Mackenzie Thorpe and volunteer-run UK recognition campaign Pin Your Thanks to present a bespoke pin badge to every member of staff across its hospitals and healthcare services in recognition of their unfailing dedication, hard work and support for patients, service users and each other during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Project lead midwife Lucy Findlay describes the moment she was given her hearing back after having a cochlear implant at The James Cook University Hospital.
The Friarage Hospital in Northallerton is to benefit from a new cutting edge medical education centre thanks to the Friends of the Friarage.
The NIHR-supported Novavax COVID-19 vaccine is 89.3% effective at preventing COVID-19, shown from interim analysis of its Phase III study data, including effectiveness against the new variants of concern.
The strong partnership working which has played an important role in helping two Tees Valley and North Yorkshire hospital trusts to meet the challenge of COVID-19 is to be maintained and strengthened beyond the pandemic – an unprecedented threat to health that does not respect organisational boundaries.