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One Stop Clinic opens
A new Urology One
Stop Clinic was officially opened at Malton
Community Hospital on 26 January 2017.
The new One Stop Clinic,
which was officially opened by The Most Reverend & Right Honourable Dr. John
Sentamu, Archbishop of York, is an enhanced service
for all urology patients across the region, which
allows fast access to diagnosis and treatment.
In contrast to traditional services, patients will
only require one appointment and will leave the
clinic with a treatment plan.
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Wait times for autism assessments fall
Waiting times for
children’s autism assessments in Scarborough and
Ryedale have fallen to a welcome low.
In 2014/15 around 240 children were on the
assessment waiting list, with parents typically
having to wait almost a year for their child to
be seen following a referral.
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Hospital shuttle bus trial to end
The hospital shuttle
bus service between Scarborough and Bridlington
has been withdrawn because not enough passengers
are using it.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council
stepped in to trial a replacement daily service
between the hospitals in Bridlington and
Scarborough in July last year, with a number of
partners, including the Scarborough and Ryedale
Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG), agreeing to
underwrite any costs.
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Energy Centre
for Scarborough
Thursday 23 March marks NHS
Sustainability Day, the perfect occasion to
celebrate the offical opening of the refurbished
Energy Centre at Scarborough Hospital.
As an exclusive event for our members we are
offering a trip around the new Energy Centre on
Sustainability Day, which will give members a
unique opportunity to learn more about the
Trust's sustainability plans.
Watch out for your invitation which will be sent
soon.
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Diary Dates |
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Board
of Directors
29 March 2017
York Hospital
Boardroom
1.00pm start
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31 May 2017
York Hospital
Boardroom
10.45am start
Council of Governors
9 March 2017
Malton Rugby Club
4.00pm-6.00pm
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15 June 2017
Malton Rugby Club
4.00pm-6.00pm
News
in Brief
Open
board meetings in 2017
Six of
the Trust’s board meetings will be
held in public in 2017, which means
that members of the public,
including governors and staff, are
welcome to attend. Attending a Board
Meeting as an observer is a great
opportunity to understand how the
Trust is led by the directors and
how important matters are discussed
and decisions made. To see how it
works, what is discussed and how
decisions are made check out the
Trust website for the dates in the
year ahead.
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