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In this week’s blog Kerry Gowland from the workforce department talks about how the organisation is supporting staff when it comes to their mental health.

Patient care is the most important aspect of my current role; it always has been and always will be. I started my role working within Clinical Informatics following 26 years working frontline as a qualified nurse.

Although it sounds like a cliché I have always wanted to be a nurse, my nanna was a nurse and my mother is a nurse.

I have worked for the Trust for almost 10 years, with the majority of my time working on digital transformation projects within Clinical Informatics.

Dionne Haggerty, Junior Nurse Practitioner, started her career at Blaydon Walk In Centre when it first opened its doors a decade ago. Here she shares her experiences of how the site has changed over the years.

In our latest blog Ami Jackson explains how the NHS in Gateshead is supporting the nursing teams of the future.

Around one in three adults over the age of 65 will have at least one fall a year and about half of these will have more than one fall in the same 12 month period.

A national network of ‘digital midwives’ is helping to harness the power of technology to improve maternity care.

Our new chief executive Yvonne Ormston MBE reflects on her first week in the job and talks about the warm welcome she has received from staff and partners.

Three and a half years ago, Mel Ainsley was fighting for his life in critical care after contracting meningococcal septicaemia.