Global IT issues – disruption to community nursing
The IT issues that are having an impact around the world have affected some of our systems, especially those used by our district nursing services.
New bus service helps patients, visitors and staff reach Sunderland Royal Hospital
The 599 route links it with the International Advanced Manufacturing Park (IAMP), the Nissan car plant, Sunderland city centre, and Jarrow and Hebburn town centres.
Join the BIG Conversation: Let's talk about women's health
Let's talk about what matters to women and girls about their health.
“I love that I can work in the hospital I was born in” - Meet the first graduates from the University of Sunderland's School of Medicine
Many of the first co-hort are getting ready to join us for their foundation training after completing their university course, including Sunderland's homegrown talent Laura Giles.
Region driving women's healthcare innovation, say NHS leaders
A Big Conversation has been launched to listen to women about their health needs.
Eye hospital leader shares expertise during trip to Hong Kong
The doctor who oversees services at the North East’s only dedicated eye hospital has travelled to Hong Kong to share how it has pioneered a way of working.
Trust hosts first flag raising ceremony as it marks Armed Forces Week
Our Chief Executive has raised the flag in a ceremony held for the first time as part of our Trust’s work to mark Armed Forces Week.
Professor appointed as President of the British Society of Gastroenterology
Professor Colin Rees, who works for us as a Consultant Gastroenterologist, has begun his two-year term in the role.
Patients warned to expect Emergency Department delays as next round of doctors’ industrial action approaches
NHS leaders have urged people to think about where to seek help before heading to A&E or calling 999 as the next run of industrial action by junior doctors nears.
Keep emergency care for life-threatening conditions only during strike, says NHS
Health leaders are calling on patients to use 999 or A&E for life-threatening conditions only as the region's NHS gears up for more industrial action by junior doctors.
