Humber and North Yorkshire As I see it – the latest blog from Sue Symington Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care System is pleased to celebrate Allied Health Professions Day today- October 14th – a day on which we recognise and appreciate the contributions of the 14 different AHP professions. AHPs provide system-wide care to assess, treat, diagnose, and … Read more
As I see it – the latest blog from Sue Symington Despite the work of the Integrated Care Board being challenging, I have never seen members of the board cry. Yesterday I did. In September the board began a programme of Diversity Essentials training, facilitated and enabled by Tony McCaffery from Diversity Scotland. The purpose … Read more
Jayne Adamson, Executive Director of People, NHS Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care Board As Pride month draws to a close, we continue to show our support for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT+) people across our workforce and the local communities we serve. We’re supporting Pride events throughout the summer months and focusing on … Read more
There aren’t many things more important to me than my beloved Leeds United. My family, including my wife, Debbie, and sons Robbie and Ted is a given. And then there’s the NHS – this remarkable organisation I have been blessed to have been a part of for 50 years and counting. A bit like the … Read more
Delivering the NHS Workforce Plan Today the NHS has published the first ever NHS Long Term Workforce Plan – a plan developed by the NHS, backed by investment from government and created in collaboration with our staff and experts. This will deliver the biggest increase in training numbers in our 75-year history with record numbers … Read more
As I see it – the latest blog from Sue Symington As the NHS closes in on its 75-year anniversary, I want to take this opportunity to recognise and celebrate colleagues who have given the best part of their working lives to the NHS, not least our own chief executive, Stephen Eames. This month Stephen … Read more
People living in Humber and North Yorkshire can get help and support from a new local NHS website if they become unwell over the Easter weekend. Let’s Get Better, launched this week by the Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership, offers comprehensive resources, support and signposting to help people in our area live … Read more
April is Stress Awareness Month and an opportunity to reflect on how we deal with pressure, cope with stress, and whether there are better ways that we can manage. Stress is our reaction to a challenging situation or life event bringing about feelings of worry, threat, or that things are out of control. In the … Read more
The Stroke Association and NHS have recently relaunched the Act FAST campaign which aims to reduce the amount of time between someone having a stroke and accessing emergency healthcare. There are around 100,000 strokes in England, Scotland, and Wales every year, with around 33,000 stroke related deaths each year, as well as being a leading … Read more
“When you’re building social movements, it helps to provide safe spaces for discussion: spaces which allow people from different disciplines and practice areas to come together and share information.”
– Katy Winfield, Community of Practice Manager for the Children & Young People’s Trauma Informed Care Programme.
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