St James Medical Practice – update on temporary relocation
NHS North East London is working closely with local partners to support St James Medical Practice in Walthamstow as they relocate to the temporary premises.
NHS North East London is working closely with local partners to support St James Medical Practice in Walthamstow as they relocate to the temporary premises.
The Tower Hamlets Together Board meets in public and allocates time on the agenda for questions from the public. Papers for this meeting will be available in the week prior to the meeting on this page. Please contact us on email nelondonicb.corporate@nhs.net for further information or if you want to join us on the day. Members of the public can ask a question on any of the issues on the agenda. To allow full responses to be given on the day of the meeting, we ask that any questions are emailed to us at least three days before the meeting. Questions should…
In November 2023, NHS North East London (North East London Integrated Care Board) was notified of a potential change of control of AT Medics Ltd. AT Medics Ltd provides general practice care to patients across north east London. NHS North East London then started a due diligence process to check that the proposed new owner of Operose Health Ltd is of good standing and assurance that the change of control would not affect service provision, with patients being able to access care in the same way and with the same practice teams. In March 2024, we were advised that the…
People in north east London are being asked for their views on NHS maternity services and care for newborn babies to ensure they meet the changing needs of local communities.
Three hospital Trusts in north east London have pledged to continue their successful collaboration following a decision to recruit individual Chairs for each organisation. Barts Health NHS Trust and Barking Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust (BHRUT) previously shared a chair in common, the Rt Hon Jacqui Smith, who stepped down after taking up a governmental position in July. Ms Smith had been in post for almost three years, and that period saw significant progress against the goals set by the two Trusts when they established the collaboration. The boards of Barts Health and BHRUT will now reinstate a…
We are deeply saddened and shocked by the news that the statue of Mary Seacole in Westminster has been vandalised and we deplore these actions of a small number of people. Across north east London we have many BAME nurses and international nurses in our workforce who are enormously important and highly valued. We are clear there is no place for any behaviour which seeks to turn on parts of our community and stir up hatred. Zina Etheridge Chief Executive Officer, NHS North East London
We want to hear from you about how we can improve care for pregnant women and people, parents, babies and their families.
Excitement is building ahead of the opening of a new health and wellbeing hub in Hornchurch that will transform the way healthcare is delivered for around 250,000 people living in Havering and surrounding areas.
As a health and care system in north east London we are clear that there is no place for racism and action which seeks to turn on parts of our community and stir up hatred. The deplorable violence and intimidation seen in the last few days we know will have greatly impacted our communities and colleagues. To those affected we offer our support and solidarity, you are valued and you are welcomed. North East London has one of most diverse populations in England. It is this diversity that makes us unique and which we celebrate and embrace.
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.
We are aware of a global IT outage that is affecting some of our GP practices, hospital services and patient record systems. We are working with our health and care providers across north east London to understand the effect this is having and to try and minimise the impact this will have on patients wherever possible. Business continuity plans are being put in place. The NHS has long standing measures to manage the disruption, including using paper patient records and handwritten prescriptions, and the usual phone systems to contact your GP. Patients are advised to continue to attend their appointments…
People in north east London are being asked for their views on NHS maternity services and care for newborn babies to ensure they meet the changing needs of local communities.
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