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This week we joined Jane Flinn to take a look behind the scenes of the hospital in her role as clinical nurse lead for Sepsis.

Our medical director Andrew Beeby is a Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist who has worked at the hospital for 22 years. Here he explains why winter is such a challenge for the NHS and how we’re planning for it this year.

It might sound like a bit of a mouthful but Kaizen is actually a pretty simple concept and one that is really important in the future of the NHS.

Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) is probably the most common difficulty that most of us have never heard of.   Yet it is much more common than autism, and it affects about 7% of the population – on average that’s approximately 2 children in every classroom.

To celebrate Allied Health Professionals Day Felicity Andrews, an Occupational Therapist, tells us a bit about her role at QE Gateshead.

A nurse educator explains how the specialist palliative care team is breaking one of the last taboos of palliative illness.

Joining the NHS as a newly qualified nurse can be a scary time so here’s some advice from one of our senior nurses in Gateshead.

John Maddison, group director of finance at QE Gateshead, thanks everyone who took part in the Great North Run this year to raise vital funds for the hospital.

There are currently approximately 6,000 people on the organ transplant waiting list. Last year in the UK, 400 people died waiting for an organ transplant.

Head of communications Ross Wigham talks about how his team supports the NHS in Gateshead by making sure people can access information about their local hospital.