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ELFT patients, clinicians and researchers regularly publish research papers on range of topics and specialisms, including COVID-19 studies, research exploring psychological therapies, eating disorders, working with children, adolescents and more.
120 people attended the ELFT Ability Network Conference where a stimulating line-up of speakers dazzled and provoked debate. Photograph: Dr Mohit Venkataram, Laura Pisaneschi and Norbert Lieckfeldt with Dr Amy Kavanagh and Ava, her assistance dog
The service supports patients with Parkinson's disease and their carers
Virtual wards allow clinically assessed patients to get the care they need safely, where they feel most comfortable: at home. It’s sometimes called 'hospital at home'.
Saturday 22 October marks International Stammering Awareness Day – this year's theme is Being Seen and Being Heard.
Health and care professionals from the Trust and partner organisations attended the second Bedfordshire and Luton Memory Assessment Service (MAS) Conference.
A successful event has been held for ELFT colleagues, partner organisations, service users and carers joined together to hear about how community mental health services in the town are changing through a collaborative approach.
This page is for parents of children and young people (CYP) aged over 7 who are selective with food, have a restricted diet of 'safe' food and/or present with a range of sensory feeding behaviours which impact the range of food that they eat.