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A nurse from Teesside has become a winner of a Cavell Star Award. Cheryl Honeyman, a specialist nurse for paediatric spine working at The James Cook University Hospital was nominated for going above and beyond for her patients’ families.
Hypnotherapy is helping patients overcome their fears so they can undergo complex cancer treatment at The James Cook University Hospital.
Middlesbrough and England Football Legend Alan Peacock together with Middlesbrough Football Legend Frank Spraggon brought smiles to the faces of poorly children, when they made a special guest appearance at Teesside’s biggest hospital.
When you have to spend a long time in a hospital bed it can be hard not seeing much of your friends – especially the four-legged kind! But not anymore – Staff at the Trinity Holistic Centre at The James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough have pulled out all the stops to open up their own pet shed.
The Health Care Professions Best Practice Awards recognise the important role health care professionals carry out at the trust and celebrate best practice.
Being a therapeutic radiographer is a very rewarding career. Why not come all to The James Cook University Hospital Radiotherapy Careers Open Day on Saturday 19 October 2019, 10am to 12pm to find out more?
The therapeutic supported volunteers team at South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has been recognised as one of the country’s top unsung health heroes after scooping a national award. Now in its third year, The Sun newspaper’s Who Cares Wins Awards ceremony honours those across the health and social care sector who go above and beyond for their patients or cause. The volunteers won the Unsung Hero category.
A Teesside heart team are giving up their holidays to perform life-saving operations in Ghana for a second time. The team from The James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough are set to jet off on their second mission to the Kumasi Hospital on 19 October. As part of the preparations 10 Ghanaians, including cardiologists, nurses and a surgeon, have spent four weeks in the cardiothoracic theatres at James Cook working closely with the Teesside team to develop their surgical skills.
A WHITBY man was given a new lease of life when The James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough became the first in northern England to undertake a per-oral endoscopic myotomy procedure – or POEM for short.
A NEW hoist that will help patients with spinal injuries stand on their own two feet has been installed at The James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough.