NHS workers across the GP-led vaccination hubs on the island have said a big ‘thank you’ to all the volunteers who have helped roll-out the programme.
The hearings for the Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust Stage 2 Review will begin at 10:30 on Thursday 4 March 2021. They shall start with a statement from the Chair of the Review – Mr Nigel Pascoe QC.
The NHS in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight has offered a first vaccine dose to all of the top four priority groups, and is now moving on to those aged 65-69.
Wessex Cancer Alliance is urging people to go to their GP if they have any concerns about their health which may be signs of cancer.
In February 2020, NHS Improvement published an Investigation Report, written by Nigel Pascoe QC in relation to Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust.
People on the island dealing with the effects of Long COVID are being supported by a new service launched by the NHS.
The Covid vaccination programme is now well underway on the Isle of Wight with scores of residents receiving their first dose.
The NHS in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight are urging people with liver disease to take up the offer of having their free flu vaccine to help protect themselves.
Leaders across the NHS in Hampshire and Isle of Wight have called on the public to support the NHS by staying safe and using the right service.
The Covid vaccination programme is now well underway on the Isle of Wight and the NHS is delighted that people have already been able to receive the jab.
The NHS on the Isle of Wight has started to vaccinate people with the Oxford Astrazeneca vaccine.
Another covid-19 vaccination site is due to go live on the Isle of Wight later this month.
A pop-up drive-through coronavirus mobile testing unit will be available on the Island from today (Friday 8 January), and will be available for at least the next three weeks.
A new app which speeds up patients’ skin care referrals – including suspected cancer cases – was hailed as a potential life-saver by a relieved Isle of Wight patient.
People with a high BMI are being encouraged to take up the offer of having their free flu vaccine.
While we may be celebrating this Christmas and New Year differently, your local NHS will still be here to support the whole family.
Another 10 GP-led services across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight will start vaccinating patients over the next couple days, as the roll out of the biggest vaccination programme in NHS history continues.
We are aware that some people are receiving fraudulent calls and text messages offering the COVID-19 vaccination.
Further GP surgeries across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight are getting ready to start vaccinating patients over the next few days, as the roll out of the biggest vaccination programme in NHS history.
The first frontline healthcare worker on the Isle of Wight has received their covid vaccination.
History has been made today as the Island’s first covid-19 vaccination clinic opened its doors.
The first GP surgeries across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight are getting ready to start vaccinating patients this week, as the roll out of the biggest vaccination programme in NHS history moves into the next phase.
It was a day of pride, privilege and hope, as the NHS in Hampshire took part in day one of the biggest immunisation programme in the nation’s history.
Wight Primary Partnerships Ltd is to hold two ‘virtual’ meetings this month for patients about the permanent closure of Yarmouth Surgery.
Getting the right treatment, at the right time at the right place has now become easier, with the NHS 111 First service now available on the Isle of Wight.
People aged over 50 in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight will be able to get their free flu vaccination from December 1, through into the New Year.
A project which helps speed-up skin cancer diagnosis on the Isle of Wight has been shortlisted for a 2020 Health Service Journal Award, recognising its outstanding contribution to healthcare.
The Local Safeguarding Adults Boards in Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Portsmouth and Southampton are supporting National Safeguarding Adults Week, from November 16th to 22, 2020.
The government has asked the NHS to be ready to deliver a vaccination programme for England from December 2020, so that those at greatest risk will be able to access vaccinations as soon as they are available.
National regulators have given conditional approval for a single Hampshire, Southampton and Isle of Wight CCG to be created in April 2021.
The NHS in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight are urging pregnant women to continue using health services to protect themselves and their unborn baby.
A safe haven to provide children and young people with mental health support on the island will once again be able to see people face-to-face via booked appointments.
People are being thanked for their patience in receiving the flu jab this year as the NHS embarks on its biggest flu vaccination campaign.
A GP surgery on the Isle of Wight is changing the location of its headquarters – which could in future help pave the way for improved patient services.
Parents are being urged to take up the offer of having their children vaccinated against flu to reduce the spread of the virus.
NHS and council leaders are coming together to ask people to ensure they get their flu jab this year in what will be the biggest vaccination campaign ever seen.
This year, NHS Isle of Wight CCG will be noting the publication of its Annual Report and Accounts 2019/20, and sharing some highlights of its achievements during its Board meeting being held on 1 October 2020. This is to ensure public safety during the coronavirus (Covid-19 pandemic).
Diabetes UK is running online sessions to support people across the Isle of Wight with Type 1 diabetes.
In July 2020, the six Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) covering Hampshire, Isle of Wight and Southampton formally agreed that they want to merge to form a new commissioning organisation.
The Integrated Mental Health Hub has been so successful in the last few months that the Isle of Wight NHS Trust Mental Health Services are really pleased it will continue for Island residents.
As we approach the August bank holiday, people are being reminded to ensure they order their repeat prescriptions in good time.
Patients have given Isle of Wight GP practices the thumbs-up for services they provide – with many results exceeding the national average.
The coronavirus (Covid-19) testing facility on the Isle of Wight is due to move from its current location to Newclose County Cricket Club.
Most people will now be able have a blood test which their GP has asked for within their own practice, bringing the service closer to home and reducing the need to travel.
A project to support island GP practices identify and support patients who are at risk of harm or abuse and in need of safeguarding, has been nominated for a national award.
Wheelchair users have helped shape a new service which will start on the Isle of Wight next year.
A safe haven to provide children and young people with mental health support on the island has updated its opening times and ways to access the service.
Each CCG across England is required to meet the Mental Health Investment Standard (MHIS). This means that CCGs should increase investment in mental health services at a faster rate than their overall increase in funding allocation each year.
An LGBTQ+ support service on the island will remain open thanks to funding from NHS Isle of Wight Clinical Commissioning Group.
The Hampshire and Isle of Wight Integrated Care System has published the statement below in response to the Black Lives Matter campaign which we wholeheartedly support.
Covid-19 tests are now available to anyone aged five or over who has coronavirus symptoms.
This year Mental Health Awareness Week brings a host of unique issues and it’s natural that some people might be struggling.
Doctors are urging people to remember that NHS services are still there for them over the long bank holiday weekend, whatever their need.
A website that brings together a wide range of local and national resources to help Islanders manage mental health issues has been launched by NHS Isle of Wight Clinical Commissioning Group.
While we are all staying at home it can be difficult to know what to do if you need medical help or advice, but local doctors want to remind you that there are a range of services and support available.
Isle of Wight residents will be the first to be offered access to a new contact tracing app, as part of Government action to test, track and trace to minimise the spread of covid-19 and move towards safely reducing lockdown measures.
A Freephone mental health crisis helpline for children and young people across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight has been launched today.
After an unprecedented joint effort to ensure health and care services can respond to the coronavirus pandemic, the message is: if you need medical help – of any kind – the NHS is here to help you.
During the COVID-19 pandemic all routine NHS and private dentistry has stopped. The NHS is continuing to provide urgent and emergency dental care. This will be available to both NHS and private patients.
A mobile coronavirus testing facility is due to open on the Isle of Wight to increase testing for hundreds more key workers.
Leading Hampshire and Isle of Wight mental health charity Solent Mind have launched a free helpline, available to those experiencing poor mental health or wellbeing issues as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic.
Your NHS services are still operating to care for and treat people over this Easter holiday weekend – despite the temporary changes brought in to help tackle the Coronavirus pandemic.
NHS Isle of Wight Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) recognises that people may welcome some additional support where they may be worried or anxious about their mental wellbeing.
We know that COVID-19 (Coronavirus) will have a serious impact on the lives of women, children and men who are experiencing domestic abuse.
The single most important action we can all take, in fighting coronavirus, is to stay at home in order to protect the NHS and save lives.
Over the last couple of weeks, you are likely to have noticed a marked difference in the way things are being done in general practice as we manage Covid-19. Thank you for adapting so quickly to these new ways of working.
Blood centres are open and you can still come to give blood. They have followed government guidelines to put special safety measures in place for social distancing.
We are facing extraordinary times due to the outbreak of Coronavirus (Covid-19) and it’s important that we all heed the advice to stay safe at home. This is a crucial step we can all take to help limit the spread of the virus and keep healthy and well.
Sadly we’re already hearing of scams arising based on the coronavirus, targeting isolating elderly people. In particular, there have been instances of individuals trying to gain access to people’s homes by claiming to have come to swab test them for the virus.
As part of our regular review of the ongoing response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Hampshire and the Isle of Wight Local Resilience Forum (HIOW LRF) has now declared the Coronavirus outbreak a major incident.
