IWD 2024: Female role models Kate Wood, Group Chief Medical Officer, Hull University NHS Teaching Hospitals and Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust. My career in medicine as a doctor has been fulfilling and I am very proud to be the chief medical officer of one of the largest NHS organisations in the country. … Read more
IWD 2024: Women who inspire me Louise Wallace, Director of Public Health at North Yorkshire Council It isn’t the women on the front page of a magazine; a social media influencer; a celebrity or movie star – it the women living everyday lives. When I was in my teens, it was the 90 year old … Read more
A new campaign has been launched by the NHS in Humber and North Yorkshire to showcase the different healthcare professionals working in our GP practices. Primary care services across the country provide the first point of contact in the healthcare system and act as the ‘front door’ of the NHS. This new campaign aims to … Read more
As Clinical Lead and a proud mental health nurse, I am thrilled to welcome you to this special celebration in honour of Mental Health Nurses Day. Today, we embark on a journey to acknowledge the remarkable contributions of my colleagues and fellow compassionate caregivers who dedicate their lives to the well-being of others. This is our … Read more
In response to the Government’s announcement yesterday on smoking and vaping, the Humber and North Yorkshire Centre for Excellence in Tobacco Control applauds the measures unveiled, marking a crucial milestone in combatting the smoking epidemic. Scott Crosby, Associate Director at the Centre for Excellence in Tobacco Control, emphasised the significance of the developments, stating: “These … Read more
Stopping smoking is often referred to as ‘giving up’. But this New Year, Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership wants people to focus on the gains. By swapping cigarettes to safer forms of nicotine, such as patches, gum or a vape it says people can save hundreds of pounds, with significant improvements to … Read more
The theme for UK Disability History Month (UKDHM) 2023 is disability, childhood and youth. In this blog, we hear from a colleague working in health and care in Humber and North Yorkshire around visibility for disabled people. I work in health and care in Humber and North Yorkshire, I am a disabled person and I … Read more
The Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership has today (24 November) launched its first-ever Health Equity Fellowship Programme. The programme aims to give applicants enhanced skills to improve population health and reduce inequalities in their organisations and communities. The fellowship is open to all colleagues working across health, social care, local authority, and … Read more
The theme for UK Disability History Month (UKDHM) 2023 is disability, childhood and youth. In this blog, we hear from Jess, a digital communications apprentice at Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (HUTH).. Trigger warning: This blog discusses eating disorders and suicidal thoughts. #hellomynameis Jess and I’m a digital communications apprentice at HUTH. I’m … Read more
The theme for UK Disability History Month (UKDHM) 2023 is disability, childhood and youth. In this blog, we hear from a colleague working in our health and care partnership on how living as a disabled child without a diagnosis was only the start of their journey… ‘Shy’, ‘overweight’, ‘limited’, ‘unpopular’ – all words that were … Read more
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