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Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust (NLaG)

Hospitals continue to protect patients and staff

NORTHERN LINCOLNSHIRE AND GOOLE NHS FOUNDATION TRUST

Trust shortlisted for patient safety award

Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust.

Cardiology patients invited to view their health records online

Steve Newsome pictured with charity manager Clare Woodard.

DJ event raises £6,000 to help dementia patients

Stacey Whitworth in Coniston, in the Lake District, before heading all the way to Louth.

‘Lake District to Louth’ walk raises £3,000 for five good causes

Coronavirus.

Coronavirus (Wednesday): No new deaths at hospitals across Greater Lincolnshire

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Coronavirus (Thursday): No new deaths reported across Greater Lincolnshire

Latest coronavirus figures

Coronavirus (Friday): One more person dies at Lincolnshire hospitals

Coronavirus (covid-19)

Coronavirus (Thursday): Three further deaths confirmed in Greater Lincolnshire

Coronavirus.

Coronavirus (Thursday): One more patient dies in Lincolnshire hospitals - bringi...

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Coronavirus (Wednesday): Four more patients die in Lincolnshire hospitals - brin...

Coronavirus.

Coronavirus (Tuesday): Three more patients die in Lincolnshire hospitals - bring...

Latest figures for coronavirus deaths

CORONAVIRUS: Latest figures (Tuesday) show rise in number of fatalities recorded...

Latest coronavirus figures

CORONAVIRUS: Death toll at county hospitals continues to rise

Latest figures on deaths in Lincs hospitals have been released

CORONAVIRUS: Latest figures show more deaths recorded in Lincolnshire hospitals

Five more deaths confirmed

CORONAVIRUS: Five more deaths recorded in Lincolnshire hospitals (Monday)

More deaths at Lincolnshire hospitals

CORONAVIRUS: Figures released Sunday show another increase in deaths in Lincolns...

New figures released for coronavirus deaths

CORONAVIRUS: Latest figures show more deaths in Lincolnshire hospitals

Coronavirus

Coronavirus (Friday): Six more patients die in Lincolnshire hospitals - bringing...

Coronavirus

Coronavirus (Thursday): Three more patients die in Lincolnshire hospitals - brin...

Coronavirus.

Coronavirus (Wednesday): Five more patients die in Lincolnshire hospitals - brin...

Top marks for student midwife after raising bereavement suite cash

New handheld devices rolled out to improve patient safety at a number of hospita...

Knitters from across Northern Lincolnshire help dementia patients with twiddlemu...

Chat to hospital governors at informal meeting

Scunthorpe General Hospital

Hospitals are given disabled parking friendly status

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MP quits Twitter after '˜abuse'

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MP quizzed on parliament and politics

Community event.

Isle’s outpatients asked to contribute to survey

John Derekson.

REVIEW: Songs from the shows lead to standing ovations

New urogynaecologist joins the team at Scunthorpe and Goole hospitals

Scunthorpe General Hospital

Text reminder service for Isle patients

Porters David Riley, Sam Coulson, and David Farre swith the new technology

Hospital portering service goes electronic

File photo dated 06/05/2010 of a voter placing a ballot paper in the ballot box at the polling station at Market Hall in Swadlincote, Derbyshire. Voters overwhelmingly believe there should be a referendum on Britain's relationship with the European Union, according to an opinion poll tonight. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Monday June 11, 2012. The survey by Populus for The Times found almost half - 49% - wanted a referendum immediately while a further third - 33% - believed there should be one "in the next few years". See PA story POLITICS Poll. Photo credit should read: Rui Vieira/PA Wire

Local and General Election: list of candidates

Oliver Hargreaves.

WANTED: Oliver Hargreaves

Scunthorpe General Hospital

Tackling 40,000 wasted hospital appointments

David Prescott with campaigners protesting against the bridge changes

Gainsborough: Bridge plans for Gainsborough Central would leave families and dis...

Scunthorpe General Hospital

Patient safety top priority during strike action

ELECTIONS 2015: briefing for Brigg and Goole constituency candidates

Mr Dakshinamurthy Sunderamoorthy.

New consultant joins the team at Scunthorpe and Goole hospitals

Natalie Hurst, Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Brigg & Goole, speaks out against Ofcoms gagging of the Green Party.

Prospective parliamentary candidate speaks out at Epworth meeting

Staff on the stroke unit at Scunthorpe with their yellow name badges and the nurse in charge with her red shift leader badge. (Paul Kirton Watson is on the left)

Looking for the senior nurse? Look for the red badge

Ms Jacky Crawford.

Calls for quality bus contract in North Lincolnshire

Tuxford: Pupils get a warning on climate change

New approach to tackling smoking at Scunthorpe and Goole hospitals

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Chance to sign up for free insulation

Scunthorpe General Hospital

Photos will help avoid misidentification incidents at hospitals

Quality matron Hazel Moore with the Web V system which is now displaying the MUST tool.

Apples are helping with nutrition screening at hospitals

Natalie Hurst, Green Party PPC for Brigg & Goole in Epworth town centre campaigning against the signing of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership agreement.

Fears for future of NHS led to Epworth action day

Scunthorpe General Hospital

Radiographers and sonographers proposed strike

Scunthorpe General Hospital

Patient safety top priority during strike action

Jacky Crawford, Labour Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for Brigg & Goole

Calls to reintroduce dog licensing after baby death

Scunthorpe General Hospital

Technology helping in the fight against dementia

Epworth venue hosts BIG coffee morning

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Changes to Isle bus services

Staff proud of their new name badges (from left): Deborah Syron, deputy ward sister, Paula Broomhead, therapy manager acute/short term, Tara Filby, deputy chief nurse, Susan Shields, hospital support assistant, Hayley Colclough, senior healthcare assistant and Wendy Johnson, advanced healthcare assistant.

New yellow name badges introduced at hospital