Due to the significant and sustained demand for urgent and emergency care services, the Derbyshire health and care system continues to declare a critical incident this weekend.
Due to the significant and sustained demand for urgent and emergency care services, the Derbyshire health and care system continues to declare a critical incident.
The NHS are urging patients with existing respiratory conditions such as COPD and asthma to take care, follow their treatment plans and ensure they have the medication they need following the heatwave conditions we have seen recently.
Due to the significant and sustained demand for a number of services, the Derbyshire health and care system has declared a critical incident.
Prem Singh has decided to retire as chair of Derbyshire Community Health Services NHS Foundation Trust.
Support Derby in its bid to become the new home of Great British Railways (GBR).
As part of Derby and Derbyshire health and social care transition to becoming an Integrated Care System on 1 July 2022, we also welcomed Glossop to the Derbyshire system as the government boundary change announced in 2021 was enacted on the same day. Over recent months we have been working alongside system partners to provide […]
Nearly a hundred people gathered to discuss mental health issues within the deaf community at Erewash Voluntary Action in Long Eaton.
The Met Office has issued a Level 3 Heat Health Alert across the Midlands, including Derby and Derbyshire, with temperatures remaining high all week. and other areas of England.
Did you know that Joined Up Care Derbyshire is making a difference and adding value to the lives of people within our communities, above and beyond what we already do as ‘business as usual’, by being part of a system of ‘Anchor Organisations’?