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Nick Hulme, Chief Executive for East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust, said: “We can confirm that one patient in their 90s who had underlying health conditions, has sadly passed away at Ipswich Hospital. Two patients both in their 80s, who both had underlying health conditions, have sadly passed away at Colchester Hospital. They… Read more »
Nick Hulme, Chief Executive for East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust, said: “We can confirm that three patients, one in their 90s and two in their 80s all of whom had underlying health conditions, have sadly passed away at Ipswich Hospital. Four patients, one in their 90s, one in their 80s, one in… Read more »
Pregnant women are able to choose to have their baby at home once again thanks to the resumption of the home birth service in north Essex and east Suffolk. East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust (ESNEFT) has re-established its home birth service at Colchester and Ipswich hospitals, and Clacton Birthing Unit today, 12… Read more »
The determination of one of NHS East Suffolk and North Essex Foundation Trust’s nurses is being celebrated after she pushed on to complete her training despite losing her mum and “best friend’ suddenly just a year into her nursing degree. “I needed to carry on with my nurse training for my Mum.” said Ipswich Hospital… Read more »
Nick Hulme, Chief Executive for East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust, said: “We can confirm that two patients, one in their 80s and one in their 70s, both of whom had underlying health conditions, have sadly passed away at Ipswich Hospital. They had both tested positive for COVID-19. “Our thoughts and condolences remain… Read more »
A dedicated team of retired critical care nurses have returned to East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust (ESNEFT). They will play a vital role in the fight against coronavirus, by keeping families updated about loved ones who are receiving treatment for the illness. Family Liaison Services have been set up at both Ipswich… Read more »
Nick Hulme, Chief Executive for East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust, said: “We can confirm that two patients, both in their 70s and both of whom had underlying health conditions, have sadly passed away at Ipswich Hospital. They had both tested positive for COVID-19. “Our thoughts and condolences remain with the patients’ families… Read more »
Nick Hulme, Chief Executive for East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust, said: “We can confirm that two patients, one in their 90s and one in their 80s both of whom had underlying health conditions, have sadly passed away at Colchester Hospital. They had both tested positive for COVID-19. “Our thoughts and condolences remain… Read more »
Nick Hulme, Chief Executive for East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust, said: “We can confirm that four patients, all in their 80s and all of whom had underlying health conditions, have sadly passed away at Colchester Hospital. They had all tested positive for COVID-19. “Our thoughts and condolences remain with the patients’ families… Read more »
Nick Hulme, Chief Executive for East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust, said: “We can confirm that two patients one in their 80s and one in their 60s, both of whom had underlying health conditions, have sadly passed away at Ipswich Hospital. Five patients at Colchester Hospital, two in their 90s and three in… Read more »
A ground-breaking mobile stroke unit which could help prevent death or serious disability by making sure patients receive fast access to diagnostics and the right treatment has relaunched in east Suffolk. The modified ambulance is attending calls to suspected strokes so that crews can carry out a CT scan and other tests in the vehicle…. Read more »
Nick Hulme, Chief Executive of the largest NHS Trust in East Anglia, is urging all of our communities not to be afraid of coming to hospital if people need treatment and care. “Help us to help you is our very clear message. We know that many people who need urgent or immediate help are not… Read more »