Vulnerable and older people across Derby and Derbyshire who are most at risk of getting seriously ill from Covid-19 are amongst the first to be offered an autumn booster jab this week.
University Hospitals of Derby and Burton’s Annual Members Meeting will be taking place in person, for the first time since 2019 at Queen’s Hospital Burton on Tuesday 6 September, 5.30 – 7.30pm.
NHS Derby and Derbyshire staff member Emma Holt is celebrating an excellent result at the World Aquathlon Championships in Slovakia and is already looking forward to her next challenge.
Chesterfield Royal Hospital Deputy Chief Executive Officer Berenice Groves has announced she is leaving the Trust.
The New Mills Walk-in Centre now offers High Peak residents out-of-hours care 6pm -10.30pm, Mon to Fri and 9am-10.30pm weekends and Bank Holidays.
University Hospitals of Derby and Burton has appointed its first Chief Digital Information Officer, which will support the further integration of the Trust’s clinical digital systems.
Last month, clinicians, managers and patient representatives came together to discuss the outcomes that are important when considering care for people who are affected by heart failure.
This strategy sets out the actions of the ICS to reduce the carbon emissions created within the Derbyshire system by medicines, particularly pressurised metered dose inhalers (pMDIs).
Representatives from Joined Up Care Derbyshire including the NHS, County Council and the Derbyshire Voluntary and Community Sector, attended Norfolk Square on Saturday 9th July to allow Glossop residents to find out more information on the Glossop Integrated Care System (ICS) Transition. Healthcare for people in Glossop used to be provided by the NHS in […]
The NHS is here to help you over the 29 August bank holiday – so make sure you know your services to get the care you need.