Say hello to babies welcomed by our midwives as the New Year begins
As 2024 began, our Maternity team was on hand to help deliver New Year babies.
Doctor receives King’s New Year’s Honours List in praise of work to tackle bullying and undermining in surgery
A doctor who is helping the NHS be a safer place for patients by making it a better place to work has been recognised in the King’s New Year’s Honours 2024.
Public urged to use emergency health services wisely this New Year weekend
People in the North East are being reminded to please only call 999 or visit A&E if their condition is a threat to life or limb as services continue to face high demand over the New Year weekend.
First set of students begin on UK’s only course of its kind to become next generation to lead kidney care
Sunderland Royal Hospital is helping train up the future leaders who will care for kidney patients after launching the only course of its kind in the UK.
Trust’s first fully dementia-friendly ward launched to help patients have a calming stay in hospital
Our first fully dementia-friendly inpatient ward has been opened at South Tyneside District Hospital to help our older patients.
Christmas deliveries welcomed at Sunderland Royal Hospital
Our midwives were working all hours - as they always do - to welcome babies into the world.
Elves head out to deliver gifts to patients as they spend Christmas in hospital
Kindness from the community will help patients have a comfy Christmas after donations of pyjamas and nighties were presented to a festive appeal.
Advice for Sunderland residents who need urgent help from the NHS over Christmas and New Year
Local GPs and hospital staff in Sunderland have issued some fresh advice for people who need urgent help from the NHS over this festive period.
NHS team pile up the presents to gift to youngsters
Colleagues worked together to collect gifts so that children will not go without this Christmas.
New approach changes frail patients' lives in South Tyneside
Patients in South Tyneside are among the first to benefit from a new care programme for people who are frail or have complex health conditions.
