Joe Cartwright, a leading operations manager in Bedfordshire, has shared his story with the BBC of how paddleboarding has helped him after he was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder in 2020.
A reminder to share your views about why staff leave the NHS and what also motivates/enables staff to stay. The University of Bath is keen to hear your views!
Following a successful pilot of the Wellbeing Champions programme across Norfolk and Waveney we are now extending this offer to all staff across the Trust.
Every day this week we will be sharing special Thank You messages from patients and relatives who feel that the care we're providing really makes a difference.
As part of the National Agreement, which was entered by all parties through joint consultation on 8 December 2016 and applied by all Trusts, a new position of Newly Qualified Paramedic (NQP) was introduced.
EEAST’s Wellbeing Team would like to hear from staff who are already involved in any of the Wellbeing gardens across the Trust and from staff who are keen to join this growing community.
Each episode, we talk to a workstream lead from the Fit for the Future improvement plan to demonstrate what achievements have taken place and how this will help to develop our Trust for the future.
The implementation of Siren Notification Board (SNB) at out-of-area hospitals continues with Milton Keynes University Hospital and Queen’s Hospital in Romford both going live on 8 June.
After a review, the Trust has made the decision to substantiate all HALO posts across EEAST to ensure stability for our staff and our relationships with local hospitals.
Following a video that was taken in an A&E department earlier this week which received widespread media coverage, please be aware there is risk of further cases of members of the public filming NHS staff