Teams across our Trust, as well as local schools and businesses, got into the spirit of the NHS’ big birthday when it turned 73 on Monday 5 July by holding their own NHS Big Tea events.
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As our Trust’s Muslim chaplain, it gives me immense pleasure to welcome the Month of Hajj or (Dhul-Hijjah) which started on Sunday 11 July.
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Public Health England (PHE) are interested in the experience of women who are aged 16-55 years and live in England.
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Waiting lists across the country have risen due to Covid-19 and, as we continue in our recovery from the pandemic, we’re focusing on a number of initiatives to reduce the backlog of appointments.
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We are pleased to announce that Matthew Trainer has been appointed as our substantive Chief Executive. For the past three years, he has been CEO of Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust, which provides a wide range of health and social care in south east London and parts of Kent. Before that he worked for King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, where he was managing director of the Princess Royal University Hospital in Bromley. Matthew has also worked for NHS England, the Care Quality Commission and the MS Society. He will join our Trust in August.
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We’ve published our Quality Account, which captures how we’ve performed against our priorities over the last year, and sets new ones for the coming year.
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