Health hubs aim to drive women’s health improvements in north east London
Women in north east London are being offered quicker access to specialist care and treatment for a range of health issues as new services are rolled out by the NHS.
Women in north east London are being offered quicker access to specialist care and treatment for a range of health issues as new services are rolled out by the NHS.
Work to modernise and expand several GP surgeries in north east London has been given the green light, thanks to over £3.3million worth of funding from the Department of Health and Social Care.
Mums, dads and prospective parents took the opportunity to tap into some expert advice on fertility, pregnancy and child health at a free pop-up clinic in Barking.
Thousands of people across North East London are set to benefit from personalised clinical coaching under a new NHS initiative that harnesses AI technology to better support those living with long-term health conditions.
People in north east London who undergo chest X-rays will receive their results much sooner, following the rollout of an AI tool to help boost lung cancer survival rates.
We want to ensure the service supports local people accessing urgent care services, ensuring they receive the best care in the right place, at the right time.
Thousands of people living at Beam Park in Rainham now have improved access to a range of healthcare services following the opening of a purpose-built medical centre.
The NHS organisation that plans and commissions health services in North east London has become the first integrated care board to be accredited as a London Living Wage employer.
More than 1,300 people in Barking have received help and support to lead happier and healthier lives, thanks to an initiative led by local GPs and their staff.
Inspectors from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) have taken the decision to change the rating of Salisbury Avenue Healthcare from ‘Good’ to ‘Inadequate’, following recent inspections.
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has rated the urgent and emergency care services at Queen’s and King George hospitals as ‘inadequate’ following recent inspections.
While inspectors noted good practice in a number of areas and recognised the caring approach from staff, unfortunately the CQC has rated the services as ‘inadequate’ and placed PELC into special measures.
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