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From Mumbai to a career in NHS finance at ESNEFT

08/03/2026 | News

Working in finance was always Mayuri Patel’s dream – a dream she made real after moving across the world, supporting a family business and raising two children. This International Women’s Day, East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust (ESNEFT) is celebrating Mayuri, pictured below, now a management accountant in the Trust’s finance team. Mayuri’s… Read more »

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Care Quality Commission inspection report for Ipswich Hospital

18/02/2026 | News

A report has been published by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) following an inspection of some services at Ipswich Hospital. East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust (ESNEFT), which runs the hospital, acknowledges and welcomes the CQC’s feedback. The inspection, in September 2025, focused on medical care (including older people’s care) and urgent and… Read more »

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Gardening project helping people to stay well

12/02/2026 | News

A gardening project is helping patients with balance and mobility issues stay well longer. The Stow Lodge-based group works with people that have had falls and strokes. It also helps patients living with other medical issues and includes a 91-year-old. The project was launched by the Stowmarket Integrated Neighbourhood Team (INT). Patients go there after… Read more »

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Inspiring young children to consider AHP roles

10/02/2026 | News

An Ipswich Hospital therapeutic radiographer has inspired a book for primary school children. Jemma Yarnton-Peacock found there was little written about Allied Health Professions (AHP) – of which radiography is one – for five and six-year-olds. So, after doing her own research, she approached Matt King who wrote and illustrated a book about AHPs, which… Read more »

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My passion for learning led me to lead

09/02/2026 | News, Press releases

Beata Mancinelli arrived in the UK with £20 in her back pocket. She couldn’t speak English and didn’t know anyone. But Beata’s determination has driven her from working as a hotel chambermaid to becoming one of ESNEFT’s developing leaders. Beata was 19 when she travelled from Poland to England in 2010. Her plan was spend… Read more »

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New Chair appointed

05/02/2026 | Announcements, News

A new Chair has been announced for the Trust Board. Tracy Dowling will begin her role as Chair on Monday 9 March 2026. Tracy began her NHS career as an allied health professional and worked as a radiographer in London hospitals before moving into management and senior leadership roles. Tracy has more than 20 years… Read more »

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William Ewers and Edwin Weller (both standing) with Mr Chrys Dimitriou sat down, wearing blue scrubs and a surgical hat

The perfect birthday present for glaucoma patient William

30/01/2026 | News

A pensioner celebrated his birthday with a ground-breaking eye procedure – the first of its kind in Europe – at Colchester Hospital It was the best present William Ewers (82) could have wished for, as he no longer needs eyedrops, following the glaucoma operation. The Frinton-on-Sea resident had the operation on New Year’s Eve –… Read more »

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A safe space for carers of patients with MND

19/01/2026 | News

Devoted carers have shared how a support group set up by specialist nurses at East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust (ESNEFT) is helping them to help their loved ones with motor neurone disease (MND). Run by MND nurse specialist Emma Mazerolle and MND family care coordinator Natasha Goodger, the Colchester-based group offers carers… Read more »

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Help support us get your loved one home

13/01/2026 | News

Family and friends are being asked to support their loved ones when they are ready to leave hospital. During the winter months our hospitals experience higher demand than usual. When a patient is ready to be discharged, their family plays an important role in helping them get home as quickly as possible. Chief Nurse Catherine… Read more »

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