Listen to this page5 min · Best available voice selected automatically
Page audio is stopped
Organisation coverage

NHS

This page brings together stories that use NHS as a source or carry it as a story topic. It does not imply that the organisation endorses or is affiliated with The Tees.

19stories
4areas
2sections
Patients and staff help honour Tees NHS heroes at first Caring Better Together Awards – The Tees editorial graphic

Patients and staff help honour Tees NHS heroes at first Caring Better Together Awards

Fifteen award categories celebrated clinical, support and volunteer teams from hospitals and community services across Tees Valley and North Yorkshire.

Patients and staff help honour Tees NHS heroes at first Caring Better Together Awards – The Tees editorial graphic

Patients and staff help honour Tees NHS heroes at first Caring Better Together Awards

Fifteen award categories celebrated clinical, support and volunteer teams from hospitals and community services across Tees Valley and North Yorkshire.

South entrance of James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough, photographed in 2006

James Cook radiologist receives Teesside University honorary professorship

Professor Maya Jafari has been appointed an honorary professor at Teesside University, recognising work that spans NHS imaging, research and clinical education.

Darlington children’s physiotherapy lead takes paediatric MSK case to national stage

Chloe Wearmouth is using her work with children and young people in the North East to argue for stronger specialist musculoskeletal services nationally.

Darlington’s new Health Squad takes care to people who struggle to reach it

A new community health service is helping Darlington residents who face barriers to traditional healthcare, with more than 40 people already supported since June.

Darlington career changer earns first-class audiology degree while working full-time

Former retail worker Tom Prince has graduated with first-class honours after retraining through a four-year audiology degree apprenticeship while working in local NHS services.

Stockton doctor retires after nearly 40 years shaping Teesside breast screening

Dr William Thompson has retired after a career that helped establish breast imaging at North Tees and develop the service from a single radiologist into a major Tees Valley screening team.

James Cook course gives aspiring doctors from low-income backgrounds a week inside the NHS

More than 30 teenagers spent a week at James Cook learning clinical skills and getting a first-hand look at medical careers through a programme designed to widen access to medicine.

£750,000 boost will expand James Cook radiotherapy team and treatment capacity

The James Cook University Hospital is recruiting at least 10 therapeutic radiographers after a £750,000 funding boost aimed at increasing capacity and reducing cancer treatment waits.

Teesside hospital members invited inside NHS plans, progress and innovation

University Hospitals Tees is opening its October annual general meeting to foundation trust members, with local teams presenting achievements, future plans and healthcare developments.

Patients invited to nominate the people who make Teesside’s hospitals better

University Hospitals Tees has opened public nominations for its first Caring Better Together awards, giving patients and families until 6 September to recognise staff, volunteers and teams across the region.

Hartlepool student turns NHS placement into a route towards children’s nursing

Hartlepool Sixth Form student Lucy Skedd says a placement at the University Hospital of North Tees confirmed that children’s nursing is the career she wants to pursue.

Eight North Tees staff qualify into new healthcare careers through degree apprenticeships

Four diagnostic radiographers, three physiotherapists and an occupational therapist have completed degree apprenticeships while continuing to work at University Hospital of North Tees.

Middlesbrough Town Hall and Centre Square, used as an illustrative image for a story about a Middlesbrough veteran returning to work

Middlesbrough veteran rebuilds working life with NHS employment support

Middlesbrough veteran Mark Hughes has returned to work after tailored employment support helped him rebuild confidence following years of poor mental health and repeated job rejection.

Darlington Memorial Hospital, one of the hospitals where Sophie’s Legacy recognition was presented.

Darlington hospital changes earn Sophie’s Legacy recognition

County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust has become the first organisation in the North East to receive Sophie’s Legacy Approved Hospital recognition after improving food, parent meals and seven-day play support for children.

The calm voices guiding North Tees families through bereavement

Liz Horsley and Leah Richardson help families navigate certificates, registrations, viewings and practical next steps after a hospital death.

Hartlepool's Highlight hub celebrates official opening after 82,000 visits

Hartlepool’s waterfront Highlight hub passed 82,000 visits soon after opening, combining pools, a 100-station gym, family facilities and NHS clinic rooms.

Joint replacement patients benefit from new mymobility app

Orthopaedic patients at the University Hospital of Hartlepool are using a new smartphone app to manage their surgical recovery.

Hospital matron retires after more than 45 years’ service to the NHS

Chris Kemp is stepping down from her role as matron at the University Hospital of North Tees after a 47-year career, though her three daughters continue to serve at the same trust.

Hartlepool teachers make donation for children in hospital

Staff from Clavering Primary School have donated over £2,700 to the children’s ward play service following a sponsored 26-mile coastal walk.