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.
Below are articles mentioning the Isle of Wight NHS Trust.
There is a recommendation to not endorse the STP document, which Labour councillor, Geoff Lumley believes is "an attempt by a Tory Government quango, NHS England to undermine and close down many of our highly-valued NHS services."
The Nuffield Trust reports that pressure on beds across the country became so acute last winter, the equivalent of more than five extra hospitals’ worth of beds had to be brought into service to cope with surges in demand. The IW NHS Trust responds.
Interest in attending the national NHS demonstration in London on 4th March is being canvassed and could result in free or subsidised travel for Islanders.
The NHS England National Director for Operations and Information visited the Isle of Wight recently and praised the "really good community work and integration happening here".
Isle of Wight Trades Union Council share their view on how to tackle the bed blocking crisis within the NHS, particularly at St Mary's on the Isle of Wight.
Last year the Isle of Wight CCG spent almost £3,400,000 on inhalers, so the IW NHS Trust is keen to ensure the money is being used as effectively as possible.
Some seats are available this Saturday on a free return coach to London for Islanders wanting to show their support for the NHS and those who work in it. Book today to secure yours.
Steven Goodman invites readers to join him and others at the Frank James Hospital in East Cowes on Saturday to celebrate five years of campaigning to protect the former hospital - whilst those at the London event urge politicians to protect the NHS.