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.
An increase in staff sickness, 101 job vacancies, £1m per month spend on agency staff, potentially £26m in the red at the end of the financial year - already in Special Measures for an 'inadequate' leadership, the Isle of Wight NHS Trust is in turmoil.
If you are free on Wednesday morning, why not attend this month's Isle of Wight NHS Trust Board meeting. You might have more luck getting questions answered than campaign group.
The Isle of Wight Save Our NHS Group are concerned that Island residents are unaware of the potential changes to NHS services and are not getting enough information from the IW NHS Trust. They've been waiting for answers to questions for six weeks.
IOW Save our NHS Group are just one of many who have signed a letter congratulating Professor Stephen Hawking for making it clear that the current NHS and social care ‘crisis’ is due to political choice.
Well done to all those involved in the delivery of the 111 service which the CQC found to be 'Good'. The Urgent Care Service was responsive and staff caring but CQC felt safety and leadership 'Requires Improvement'.
The Group say if planned STP is allowed to continue unchallenged, we could be witness to complete destruction of NHS as we know it. Islanders are invited to join the group to find out more.