NELFT’s innovative international recruitment efforts have been recognised with a prestigious Nursing Times Award, celebrating our work in mental health nursing recruitment and pastoral care, delivered ...

The Tissue Viability and Leg Ulcer Services are part of the Redbridge Community Health and Social Care Services (HASS). The Tissue Viability service offers specialist advice, support and treatment ...

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Our community stroke hub is a multidisciplinary team which provides specialist assessment and intervention to patients with stroke within the first year of onset. We coordinate the stroke pathway from ...

The Intensive rehabilitation service is a home based rehabilitation service for Adults 18 years and over. The service is provided to the basildon and brentwood population The service comprises of: ...

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What is Sickle Cell Disease? Sickle Cell Disease is a red blood cell chronic condition, which has medical and psychosocial implications across the life span of affected patients and their families.

The outpatients service is for patients aged 60 and over, providing holistic falls risk assessments, falls prevention, physiotherapy and occupational therapy with the options of home visits. The ...

As of Monday 5 September 2016, residents of Waltham Forest who are over the age of 18 will be able to access the new model of care for Adult Community Health Service. Adult Community Health Services ...

The older adult mental health team provides community mental health services to people aged 65 and over with serious and/or enduring mental health problems such as depression, anxiety, schizophrenia.

Our eating disorder service (EDS) offers specialist assessment and treatment to people aged eight and above (adults, adolescents and children). The service works with individuals and their families to ...