Humber and North Yorkshire residents are encouraged to choose the correct healthcare service during the upcoming bank holiday weekend. The NHS can be particularly busy on weekends and public holidays, but knowing the most appropriate service available and getting the right care reduces pressure on services and avoids unnecessary trips to A&E departments. If you … Read more
As I see it – the latest blog from Sue Symington We are firmly moving into the summer months as I write this latest blog, and the first week of July brings with it two significant dates which I want to reflect on and acknowledge. On Saturday (1 July 2023), it was one year since … Read more
Four out of five people in Humber and North Yorkshire aged 14 and over who are registered with a learning disability have had an annual health check in the last year – exceeding national targets. The latest data shows more than 7,600 people – just over 80 per cent of those who are registered with … Read more
The Health and Social Care Secretary has today confirmed eight new Community Diagnostic Centres (CDCs) will open by the end of the year – with four of them in Humber and North Yorkshire. Since July 2021, more than 100 CDCs have already delivered more than four million additional checks, tests and scans for a range … Read more
The VCSE Collaborative’s vision is to enable the potential and impact of the Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) Sector to be realised by being fully integrated into the planning, design and delivery of health and care across Humber and North Yorkshire (HNY). The VCSE Collaborative meet on a bi-monthly basis. Following each meeting they share an … 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
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
Stephen Eames, the Chief Executive of Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership, is this week celebrating 50 years working in the NHS. The 66-year-old married father-of-two who lives near Thirsk began his career as a trainee at Batley and District General Hospital in 1973. Stephen was awarded a CBE for services to the … Read more
The latest e-bulletin from Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership’s VCSE Collaborative is now available. The update is designed to provide Humber and North Yorkshire’s VCSE sector with an overview of the VCSE Collaborative’s areas of work, and to share resources and relevant information from the partnership. In this edition: If you have any … 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
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