To read the latest bulletin from our hospitals, including a number of events listed below, please click here The following events will take place across our hospitals in the coming months: Cancer service open day4 February, Southend Hospital (old main entrance) Innovation showcase: Burns and Plastic Surgery4 February, Online Innovation showcase: Research and Development5 February, … Continue reading An update from our hospitals
Healthcare leaders update
A message from Amanda Pritchard, NHS Chief Executive I’m pleased to be able to share with you the operational priorities and planning guidance for 2025/26, published today following the laying of the Government’s Mandate to NHS England in Parliament.Before I go into the details, I want to start with a thank you. I know colleagues have been … Continue reading Healthcare leaders update
An update from SWF Health & Social Care Group
Cold weather has taken its toll with rising deaths, increased demand for health services, staff illnesses and impact on travel. The ‘tidal wave’ of flu and winter illnesses continues. The present surge is in Norovirus. Flu rates are starting to drop, but with an average of 3,800 flu patients in hospital remain 2.5 times higher … Continue reading An update from SWF Health & Social Care Group
Healthwatch Essex Takes Trauma Exhibition to Jaywick
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Recovery College February timetable
All Recovery College courses are FREE and open to anyone aged 18 and over. To book a course visit our website at www.midessexrecoverycollege.co.uk and register and book online. Alternatively for those students who are not comfortable with this they can either email provide.midessexrc@nhs.net or call 0300 303 9954 or more information or to book a place.
What can be done about Pensioner Poverty?
Citizens Advice Essex is the consortium lead for the Citizens Advice network in the Greater Essex area. Over the last few years, we have become increasingly aware of the impact of the Cost-of-Living crisis - not least its effect on older people. Often, with fixed incomes and hard to reach, it is well recognised that … Continue reading What can be done about Pensioner Poverty?
An update from SWF Health & Social Care Group
Another AMBER cold health alert for the East of England runs from 6PM on 17/01/2025 until 9AM on 21/01/2025. Forecast weather is likely to cause significant impacts across health and social care services, including: a rise in deaths, particularly among those aged 65 and over or with health conditions. We may also see impacts on younger age groups a … Continue reading An update from SWF Health & Social Care Group
Busiest year on record for emergency services as winter flu pressure rages on
NHS staff experienced the busiest year on record for A&E and ambulance services last year, new figures show today, as flu continues to pile pressure on hospitals into 2025. There was an average of 5,408 patients a day in hospital with flu last week, including 256 in critical care – 3.5 times higher than the … Continue reading Busiest year on record for emergency services as winter flu pressure rages on
Parents and carers urged to help children start New Year healthy
The UK Health Security Agency is reminding parents and carers of the simple steps they can take to ensure their children make the healthiest start to the new school term. The new year brings with it an opportunity to teach children about the importance of good hygiene and with the recent increase in cases of flu and … Continue reading Parents and carers urged to help children start New Year healthy
Yellow cold health alert issued for the East of England
The Met Office and UK Health Security Agency have issued a yellow cold weather warning for the East of England, in effect from 6PM on 17/01/2025 until 9AM on 21/01/2025 . Cold weather can have serious health implications, particularly for older people and those with heart or lung conditions. If you have a pre-existing medical condition, it’s … Continue reading Yellow cold health alert issued for the East of England
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