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UTC team colleagues pictured outside the new building at Clacton Hospital
People in Clacton with urgent, but non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries, are receiving care and treatment in improved healthcare facilities closer to home.
A £25 million redevelopment programme to transform Clacton Hospital, including construct...
Just days before lockdown, Katie Stevenson’s life changed forever. At 32 years old she considered herself young, fit, and healthy. When she discovered a lump in her breast, she did exactly what you should do, she had it checked.
“On paper there was no reason for me to worry,” Katie recalls. “I was 32, young and healthy. There was no reason to think ‘cancer’.”
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East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust (ESNEFT) are developing a new Trust-wide travel strategy. Every few years the Trust looks at how staff and patients use transport to reach our hospital sites. The data allows our travel planning teams to see where their focus needs to be when the Trust starts any long-term developments.
To help inform this work, we are ...
ESNEFT’s first-ever cohort of physiotherapy apprentices have completed their programme and received their Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) registration.
Sophie Bloomfield, Bryony McLeod-Brown, Bryony Farrow and Beth Fox completed their University of Essex course, combining study with hands‑on experience across the Trust.
Bryony Farrow works in critical...
A community nurse has been awarded an ESNEFT commendation for her quick actions in saving a disabled man’s life after he suffered a seizure and lost consciousness by a busy road.
Anna Gooding, who cares for our patients in Ipswich, was driving back to her base at Constantine House when she saw the man who had fallen from his wheelchair near Stoke Bridge, in Ipswich.