Barking and Dagenham has been selected as one of the first areas in England to take part in a new national NHS programme that will bring health and care services closer to home.
NHS England has formally confirmed that Dame Marie Gabriel will continue as Chair of North East London ICB and ICS.
Last year we undertook a comprehensive review of maternity and neonatal services to ensure we are delivering the best start in life for every baby born in NEL and supporting all parents. Find out how your feedback is shaping NEL maternity and neonatal services.
We are extremely saddened by the news of the passing of Cllr Neil Wilson, Vice Chair of our Integrated Care Partnership.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3t1J0mPoVTg We want to make sure all babies born in north east London have the best possible start in life and that their parents experience the best possible pregnancy and birth. An important part of this is making sure our services are able to support this, and are able to support the needs of the growing number of people who live in our area. To do this, the NHS in north east London is working on an ongoing programme to look at maternity and neonatal care in order to understand what type of care and support pregnant women and people,…
North East London Integrated Care Board Chief Executive, Zina Etheridge, has announced today (16 July) her decision to step down after more than three years in the role.
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.
Measles cases have been reported in Newham and Hackney. Find out how to make sure your child is fully protected.
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.
Spring COVID-19 vaccinations Spring Covid-19 vaccines are being delivered by NHS teams across north east London, with GPs warning the virus “remains dangerous for those most at risk”. Since the national booking system opened on 25 March, many of those eligible have already booked their booster jab and thousands have received vaccinations, but those in vulnerable groups are being urged to arrange their appointment as soon as possible. People who need extra protection from Covid-19 this year include those aged 75 and over (including those who turn 75 by 17 June 2025), older adult care home residents, and anyone aged…
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.
In the UK, there is a shortage of a type of medicine called pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) that some people need to help them digest food properly. The shortage has been caused by problems with manufacturing enough of this medicine, as it has been hard to get the ingredients needed to produce it. While this has made it more difficult for some patients across the country to get their prescription, the majority of patients are still be able to get the medicine they need when they need it. We are working closely with local pharmacies, GPs, and hospitals to…
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