Patient advice on how to stay well over the festive period

Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership has issued advice to residents on the best ways to stay well during colder weather. With the Christmas holidays approaching, taking precautions and following advice can contribute to a healthier and safer winter season for everyone – while protecting NHS resources for those who need them. Ordering … Read more

East Yorkshire nurses awarded with prestigious Queen’s Nurse title

Three nurses from East Yorkshire, who have been recognised for their commitment to learning, leadership and excellence in patient care, were awarded the Queen’s Nurse title last week. Jo Raper, Cheryll Hornigold and Alison Wesson each received the title at a ceremony in London on Friday 8 December. All three nurses work together in the … Read more

Health leaders raise concern over increased risk of measles cases

Health leaders in Humber and North Yorkshire are raising concerns over the potential spread of measles this winter. And they’re encouraging people to speak to their GP practice about getting up to date with their vaccinations, including the Measles Mumps and Rubella (MMR) vaccine. Data from the UK Health Security Agency shows there has been … Read more

As I see it – the latest blog from Sue Symington

As I see it – the latest blog from Sue Symington Over the last few weeks, I have had the fortune of attending and speaking at various events. It is always wonderful to meet and speak with those from different industries and sectors, all of whom have an impact on our population’s wellbeing. I have … Read more

Humber and North Yorkshire receive over £3.5m from urgent and emergency care fund

The government has announced the allocation of a £40 million fund for local authorities to strengthen urgent and emergency care resilience and performance this winter. Local authorities within integrated care systems (ICSs) identified by NHS England as experiencing the greatest challenges with urgent and emergency care were invited to put forward proposals for access to … Read more

Walk-in centre set for move to Hull Royal Infirmary in the new year

Hull’s Story Street Walk-in service is preparing for a move to its new home at Hull Royal Infirmary in the new year. The move paves the way for improved integration of urgent care services in the city. Additional minor injuries and diagnostic pathways would then be established to create a fully designated Urgent Treatment Centre … Read more

Young People’s Advisory Group volunteers win Youth Voice Awards

The Mental Health, Learning Disabilities and Autism Collaborative has established a Children and Young People’s Advisory Group to inform work to improve mental health support for Children and Young People across Humber and North Yorkshire. The advisory group has over 200 young people aged 10-25 with lived experience from across all 6 places. The Group … Read more

As I see it – the latest blog from Sue Symington

As I see it – the latest blog from Sue Symington Last week, I had the privilege of welcoming senior leaders from key sectors across our region to address some of the significant challenges faced by children and young people. This symposium was a pivotal moment in our ongoing commitment to ensuring that every child … Read more

Humber and North Yorkshire leaders join together to address challenges faced by children and young people

Senior leaders from key sectors across Humber and North Yorkshire joined together last week to address some of the significant challenges faced by children and young people in the area. Hosted by the Humber and North Yorkshire Health Care Partnership, the symposium focused on addressing health and developmental issues prevalent in the region and across … Read more

Expanded NHS support available for patients in GP practices across the North East and Yorkshire

The support on offer for patients at their GP practice is expanding across the North East and Yorkshire region, thanks to thousands more healthcare staff working in local communities and to the new GP access recovery plan. More than 4,450* additional staff have been recruited into direct patient care roles within the region’s primary care … Read more