During half term this week, parents were being given an additional opportunity to get their children protected against flu at fire stations across the county, making appointments more accessible and local.
GP practice staff are supporting people to get a job, or to keep their job after going off sick, through a pilot scheme in two areas of Chesterfield that have high levels of health inequalities.
Children and people who are most at risk of tooth decay are getting more support to have a healthy smile, thanks to a plan underway in Derby and Derbyshire.
People across Derby and Derbyshire are now able to access emergency contraception consultations directly at their local community pharmacy, without needing a GP appointment or visiting a sexual health clinic.
We are holding a public session to explain how patient data helps us deliver better care, prevent illness, and support people across Derby and Derbyshire.Every day, the NHS relies on patient data to deliver better healthcare for everyone. Patient data is at the heart of how we plan services, spot health issues early, and support […]
NHS Derby and Derbyshire has provided a response to media organisations in response to statements made by Ashgate Hospice.
A 49-year-old man who used heroin for 24 years and pledged to ‘die a junkie’ is now a mental health nurse helping people in Derby.
Waiting times for an appointment to see a children’s mental health practitioner are set to fall, following a £1.5m investment in services.
By Dr Pauline Love, End Of Life Clinical Lead Derby & Derbyshire ICB
In the past year, Derbyshire has embarked on a transformative journey to improve Palliative and end-of-life care (PEoLC) by harnessing the power of joined-up data using a population health management approach.
This World Mental Health Day, professionals across Derby and Derbyshire are encouraged to recognise the value of lived experience in shaping mental health services.