Thursday, 20 November 2008

Health

A transplant is not less than getting your whole life back

Published 13 November 2008

roztransplant A SEATON woman who was given her life back by a kidney transplant is encouraging others to join the organ donation register.

GP prescriptions

Published 13 November 2008

COUNTY councillors are backing a bid to ensure Cumbrian doctors’ practices can continue to dispense prescriptions.

Six-year wait for call that will bring my life back to normal

Published 6 November 2008

A GREAT Broughton man, who has spent six years waiting for a kidney transplant, has joined the call for people to sign up to the organ donation register.

Free get fit programme for overweight youngsters

Published 6 November 2008

A FREE 10-week programme for overweight children and their families has been set up in Workington and Cockermouth.

New hospitals trust boss facing debt challenge

Published 6 November 2008

THE NEW chief executive of the West Cumberland Hospital in Whitehaven and Carlisle’s Cumberland Infirmary has spoken of the challenges she faces at a trust with £23 million of debts.

Transplant message is ‘the gift of life’

Published 30 October 2008

A MARYPORT man who was given the gift of life is helping to spread a key message that could save others.

Retiring doctor will carry on working

Published 30 October 2008

SURGEON Nimal Jayatilaka has retired from the West Cumberland Hospital and the Territorial Army but is determined to keep working.

Donate an organ and give life

Published 30 October 2008

THE FAMILY of Theo Davies, the 14-month-old who died this month while waiting for a heart transplant, are urging everyone to sign up to the NHS Organ Donor Register.

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Published 23 October 2008

ALLERDALE will get its own night nursing team as the result of an investment by NHS Cumbria.

Cottage hospital ‘health village’ plans revealed

Published 23 October 2008

PLANS to rebuild Cockermouth’s cottage hospital to include extra services to cope with the increase of pensioners in the town have been revealed.

Patients petition to keep dispensary

Published 23 October 2008

A COCKERMOUTH doctors’ surgery is hoping its patients will not lose out if new Government policy goes ahead.

Resource centre opens as a family memorial

Published 23 October 2008

A NEW hi-tech resource room, packed with information and advice for people, has been set up at a health centre in Aspatria in memory of a patient.

Report highlights improving NHS services

Published 16 October 2008

NHS services in Cumbria are improving, according to a report published yesterday by independent health watchdogs.

Hospital boss denies racism

Published 16 October 2008

A HOSPITAL chief accused of assaulting a senior nurse and telling her she did not fit in because of her race has issued an outright denial.

Public will have their say on the new hospital site

Published 9 October 2008

PUBLIC consultation will be carried out on the location of a new West Cumberland hospital and health campus next spring, it has been revealed.

Doctor will talk on hospital plan

Published 9 October 2008

COCKERMOUTH people will get a chance to hear more about proposals for redevelopment of the town’s cottage hospital at a meeting later this month.

Jobs switch for nurses

Published 9 October 2008

ABOUT 30 nurses at the West Cumberland Hospital and Cumberland Infirmary will have to switch jobs.

Medical research centre set for new hospital site

Published 9 October 2008

PLANS to link the creation of a new hospital and health campus for West Cumbria into regeneration plans for the area will be discussed today.

Fight fat in fun way

Published 4 October 2008

FIGHTING fat can be fun. That’s the message from Maryport’s Netherhall Community Sports group on the launch of its third MEND programme aimed at helping overweight children aged between seven and 13.

Health finances looking healthy

Published 3 October 2008

THE ORGANISATION responsible for more than £700 million of NHS spending in Cumbria claims it is on a healthy financial footing.

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