List of news
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14 November 2022Following an extensive recruitment process, we have appointed Alison Balson as our new Chief People Officer.
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11 November 2022- Bay Health and Care Partners
‘You’re here for us. We’re here for you’ – that’s the reminder from Lancashire and South Cumbria’s Resilience Hub to health and social care workers, including those that work in care homes, emergency services and local authorities across the patch.
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8 November 2022- Bay Health and Care Partners
A new project, South Lakes Poverty Truth Commission (PTC), is aiming to bring the voices of people who have direct experience of living in poverty into the local decision-making process and make a real difference to the lives of people across the South Lakes.
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8 November 2022- Bay Health and Care Partners
The Lung Cancer team at University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust (UHMBT) is shining the spotlight on the causes of lung cancer as part of a national awareness month.
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7 November 2022A new ‘Virtual Ward’ service provided by UHMBT has been praised by a Windermere couple.
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3 November 2022UHMBT is set to host a recruitment event for key workers this month.
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2 November 2022- Colleague health and wellbeing
Support offered to armed forces veterans in the care of University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Trust has been officially recognised through a national scheme.
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1 November 2022- Bay Health and Care Partners
Welcome to the seventeenth edition of our Bay Health and Care Partners (BHCP) newsletter where we will update you every month on the collaborative work that is taking place in Morecambe Bay’s Place-Based Partnership and the outcomes and benefits for communities.
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25 October 2022- Quality and safety
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Cumbria County Council and the NHS have launched a consultation to find out how people would prefer to speak about autism.
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25 October 2022- Bay Health and Care Partners
Health leaders have highlighted that there are currently 244 hospital beds occupied by confirmed COVID-19 patients this week. Of these, 239 patients are occupying acute medical meds, with the remaining 5 occupying critical care beds.