How health and care staff are being supported by Humber and North Yorkshire’s Resilience Hub

The local NHS is encouraging health and care staff living or working in Humber and North Yorkshire to access free mental health support via the Resilience Hub. Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership have established the dedicated resource to support staff grappling with the lasting impact of COVID-19 on health and care services. … Read more

Funding secured for new Scunthorpe Community Diagnostic Centre

Funding has been secured for a new £19.4 million Community Diagnostic Centre to be built in Scunthorpe Town Centre.  The centre – which is due to begin offering some services to the public this winter – will be a one-stop-shop for health checks, scans, and tests, providing you with access to a range of diagnostic … Read more

Humber and North Yorkshire’s Ask a Midwife service shortlisted for national award

The Ask a Midwife (AAM) service, run by Humber and North Yorkshire Local Maternity and Neonatal System, has been shortlisted for a prestigious national honour. The service has been shortlisted for this year’s Royal College of Midwives awards in the ‘Excellence in Midwifery for Public Health’ category. AAM is an online service delivered through the … Read more

Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership’s April 2023 Stakeholder Newsletter now available to read and share

The latest Stakeholder Newsletter has been published and is available to read online here. This issue is packed with news and information from across the Partnership. Look out for the following stories, plus much more: Be sure to read and share the April 2023 Stakeholder Newsletter with colleagues, patients and the public.

Supporting your Muslim colleagues during Ramadan

“Ramadan is personal and is different for everyone so it is important to not make assumptions. Not everyone fasts and this doesn’t make us any more or less Muslim. Most people are happy to answer questions where these are approached with an open mind, a willingness to learn and from a place of respect.”

Dr Yasmin Zaidy (she/her) – GP Partner, Lifestyle Medicine Physician, Diabetes GPwSI and co-chair of the Primary Care Against Racism (PCaR) Network