Romanian stray dog saved from death now helping our Trust patients
The life of our wonderful Trust therapy dog Josie is a tail of woe with a paw-some ending.
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The life of our wonderful Trust therapy dog Josie is a tail of woe with a paw-some ending.
We are delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted at this year’s Nursing Times Awards.
Alessandra Botham is using her lived experience of eating disorders to help others in her role at our Trust.
Dedicated Debbie Robinson is hanging up her uniform after clocking up over 34 years without time off sick.
Our Trust has received the NHS Pastoral Care Quality Award for giving great pastoral support to our internationally recruited nurses.
It’s a dog’s life for County Durham animal lovers Pam and David Coombs – and they couldn’t be happier about it.
A family tragedy inspired a career spanning almost 40 years for dedicated nurse and NHS stalwart Sharon Airey.
Staff from the Trust have completed a challenging 26-mile hike along the Yorkshire Coast raising over £5223 to date for The Alzheimer’s Society and showing support for the people and families that they care for daily.
An award-winning Trust nurse is this month marking five decades of caring for patients across the North East.
Colleagues from our eating disorders service have embarked on a challenging expedition to climb Scafell Pike, the highest mountain in England.