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
NHS and care services across Humber and North Yorkshire are under huge pressure – with more than 1,000 people a day attending emergency departments in the region. This pressure has significantly increased over the last week – especially in hospitals and GP surgeries – and is compounded by rising cases of Covid and flu. Despite … Read more
Professor Stephen Eames CBE, Designate Integrated Care System Chief Executive spoke to former government minister Justine Greening via the Fit for Purpose website about the role of the ICS, the challenges of serving a large and diverse area, and how the healthcare system is extending opportunities to those who need it most. Justin Greening was … Read more
Confused about Covid? Let COVID Explain help! COVID-19 Explained is a new website set up with clear, simple information and makes it a lot easier to understand what’s going on in the Humber, Coast and Vale region. COVID-19 has forced us to change the way we live our everyday lives. Things change quickly and there … Read more
General practitioners (GPs) across the region have filmed an important message in multiple languages to encourage vaccine confidence. Across England, GPs have raised concerns over a low uptake of coronavirus vaccination among patients from ethnic minority backgrounds – warning that misinformation has left some patients reluctant to come forward. NHS clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) across … Read more
The subject of death and how we experience it as individuals, families and a society, is a challenging one for many of us. But although the fact of death is an unescapable and sometimes uncomfortable truth, the last few years have seen a marked transition in how we approach and deal with death as a … Read more
Everyone over the age of five is now able to be tested for Covid-19 if they have symptoms, after the Government announced plans to extend testing eligibility on Monday (18th May 2020). Symptoms of Covid-19 are: a high temperature, a new continuous cough, or a loss or change to your sense of smell or taste. … Read more
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