The majority of services provided by Isle of Wight NHS Trust are commissioned and funded by Isle of Wight Integrated Care Board, NHS England and Isle of Wight Council.
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With the increase in the number of people waiting for transplants, it’s more important than ever to register your organ donation decision and make it known to your family and friends
The event is a chance for veterans and their families to meet NHS staff trained to be aware of veteran’s needs and find out how this will improve the care they receive
Dr Lesley Stevens, the trust’s director of community, mental health and learning disabilities, said there were real challenges across the system, but that services will always be delivered locally
Joe Smyth, the Isle of Wight NHS Trust's chief operating officer, shared his concerns about how they will cope in the winter with pressures getting worse every month
Isle of Wight NHS Trust say they need to spend an additional £10-12 million in order to provide a similar standard of healthcare to that enjoyed by mainland residents, so although the extra money is welcomed, it's half of what's needed
As well as being able to get walk-in blood tests at the hospital, if you are over the age of 12-years-old, you can have your bloods taken at your GP Practice
They say that in departments where immunocompromised patients are treated, the need for face coverings continues, but not in other parts of the hospital