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This year's Dying Matters Awareness Week theme is how to support a colleague/employee and talk about what has happened.
In this blog for Armed Forces Day, Glynis Freeman, an Armed Forces Veterans Champion in the Trust, talks about the ups and down of military life and of life outside the RAF
The Trust’s commitment to providing patient care initiatives has seen it shortlisted for a prestigious national award.
On the 17th May the Department of Health and Social Care launched a call for evidence to inform the development of the Government’s major conditions strategy for England.
This South Asian Heritage Month, Genes & Health is inviting members of the ELFT community to support its work to improve the health of British Bangladeshi and British Pakistani people.
The North Central and East London Provider Collaborative (NCEL) is responsible for the commissioning and delivery of inpatient mental health care for children and young people across thirteen London Boroughs and across two integrated care systems.
Building on our achievements of 22/23, as part of our clinical strategy we are committed to delivering high-quality care, as close as possible to the young person’s home/local community.
Staff gathered in the reception area with Chief Executive Paul Calaminus and Chair Eileen Taylor to remember the numerous sacrifices of staff and service users during the pandemic.
Nasima Begum is a Carer Liaison Practitioner in Tower Hamlets. In her blog for National Carer’s Week, she talks about how small kindnesses and thoughtful questions can go a long way in making a carer feel supported - and self-care.
Men's Health Week is an essential opportunity to shed light on the well-being of men, encouraging discussions about physical and mental health.