🎉 Gateshead Health's maternity department has excelled in the Maternity Survey, making us one of the best in England! Our staff's dedication to exceptional care resulted in overwhelmingly positive feedback, showing our continuous improvement.
More 👉 https://t.co/BGlvbIhfAR
On World Cancer Day, Sharon Denise Clark our Colposcopy Lead and Nurse Specialist spoke to BBC Radio Newcastle about cervical screening services at Gateshead Health. @SharonDClark@gillyhope1@BBCNEandCumbria
Listen to the interview 👇
https://t.co/jUhjlzTKnz
⚠️The Met Office has upgraded its weather warning to the amber level
Very strong winds are expected across the North East from Sunday evening into Monday.
If you think this will affect your travel to your appointment please contact us as soon as possible 0191 482 0000 📞
Have you had your flu and Covid vaccines?💉
Getting vaccinated keeps you, your family and patients safe. Watch this short myth busting video to know the facts about getting your vaccine!
#GetTheJabDone
Feeling unwell? Choosing the right NHS service can help get you the best advice - and often more quickly too.
Use NHS111 online 24/7 to get assessed and directed to the right place for you.
Brrr, it's freezing outside! ❄️ Please be cautious and watch out for slippery icy surfaces to avoid any falls or injuries. Rosie, a Physiotherapist with Gateshead Health, shares her top tip for staying safe this winter season - always stay aware of your surroundings 🥶
It is crucial to keep your vaccinations up-to-date throughout the winter months, especially if you are an expecting mum-to-be 👶 Karen, the Lead Midwife for Risk, Safety and Quality at Gateshead Health, has valuable advice for keeping you and your baby warm and safe this winter
The Queen Elizabeth Hospital had its “acting” debut this weekend as a location for @ITV Vera.
Did you watch it? Did you recognise any of the departments?
Anyone watching @ITV ’s Vera, look closely in the café scenes 🔍 and you might catch a cameo from our own @davies_trudie
How long before Hollywood comes calling?
Will you be watching Vera at 8pm on @ITV this evening? 👀
If you’ve ever been to Gateshead Health make sure you tune in you might see some familiar locations 🕵️♀️
Tell us if you recognise any parts of our hospitals!
It takes a range of people, doing different roles to keep our services running over Christmas.
Meet some of the people who will be ensuring our patients get the best possible care on Christmas day.💙 #TeamGateshead
https://t.co/UUe4n2Bhv5
Boosting women's health across the North East and North Cumbria.
Find out more about the work underway to bolster the efforts in tackling women’s health across the region.
https://t.co/0bOaHW9T9S
Our services are significantly affected by industrial action by junior doctors.
People with urgent or life-threatening issues will always be prioritised and those with non-urgent needs should expect long waits.
❗ STRIKE ACTION ❗
During the strike we have fewer doctors available, but our urgent treatment centre in Blaydon is still here for anyone who needs it. You may have to wait longer if your condition is not urgent.
Please consider using NHS111 first ➡️ https://t.co/xaebz8aQX3
Please keep accident and emergency free for life threatening emergencies during strike action 🚨
If your condition is not life threatening, you may have a long wait. You may also be asked to use another NHS service, or to come back on a different day.
https://t.co/7c1EHFCHye
Accident and Emergency a fast-paced environment and the reception team plays a key role in the running of the department.
Rebecca Barley has shared an insight into her day-to-day role in the busy emergency department at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
https://t.co/DrvIlQZo8Q
From 7am 20 July to 7am 22 July our services will be severely affected by strike action.
Please only come to accident and emergency if you need urgent medical help. Continue to attend GP appointments unless you are contacted to say otherwise.
https://t.co/TebDDXAoQH
Help us to mark the 75th anniversary of the NHS and the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Gateshead.
We’d like your photos, stories any memories of the QE over the years to share at our open day, in social media or news stories.
Complete the form online 👉🏼 https://t.co/85MnwfnBwk
NHS leaders are asking the public to only call 999 for an ambulance or attend A&E for life-threatening conditions or injuries only during strike action which begins at 7am on Wednesday 14 June through to 7am on Saturday 17 June.
Find out more https://t.co/bESLSfd0Af
From 7am 14 June to 7am 17 June our services will be affected due to strike action.
Please help us to provide care to those who need it most by:
- using NHS 111 online for advice and non-emergency help
- only calling 999 or coming to A&E in a life threatening emergency.