NHS Staff Survey results show NHS workers’ morale is up as workers highlight flexibility and chances to learn
NHS staff in South Tyneside and Sunderland have put their place of work above others across the country, with more than ever giving their views about life on the frontline of healthcare.
Trailblazing new programme to SPOT kidney disease early
A new collaboration between the NHS and a pharmaceutical company can transform health outcomes in the North East and North Cumbria – and lead the way to better care worldwide.
"I knew I had to quit for the sake of my family" - Grandad adds voice to quit call
John Stephenson has shared his story ahead of No Smoking Day on Wednesday, March 12.
Dan's a winner and NHS colleagues celebrate as finalists at national awards
The work of three healthcare workers has been recognised at a national award ceremony which celebrates those who help keep hospitals clean.
Data team members win awards at regional event
We're delighted to share the news that Data Analyst Callum Taylor won the Digital and Data Professional of the Year Award while John Lazaro, a Data Quality Clerk, collected the Best Newcomer Award at the North East's NHS Skills Development Network conference.
Sunderland healthcare workers shortlisted for national awards
Three healthcare workers have been hailed for their work to help keep patients safe during their hospital stay.
We are looking for members of the public to take part in research about NHS healthcare travel costs
Trust celebrates regional first as it receives global recognition for nurses and midwives
We are delighted to have received the Pathway to Excellence® designation.
Eye hospital’s longest serving research patient thanked for his dedication
Charles Smith has taken part in a series of trials around age-related macular degeneration (AMD) during the last 15 years through Sunderland Eye Infirmary. He has also helped shape its service by offering his views.
Sunderland among twelve new mpox vaccination sites across England
Twelve new mpox vaccination sites have opened across England, making it easier for eligible people to get protected. From this week, every region will be able to offer the vaccine for those at increased risk of getting the infection – after previously only being available to those eligible in London, Manchester and Brighton.
