Isle of Wight health

Sometimes really small changes can make the world of difference, especially if you are travelling to and from cancer treatment. Details within

The CEO of Isle of Wight NHS Trust says there will be many, many months of having to manage visitors to the hospital in "a really robust way" and that they have to be as vigilant as they were in February

It appears that it’s not just news publications that are being kept away from answers to what seem like simple questions about the Isle of Wight Contact Tracing App trial. Here’s an exchange from Parliament yesterday

Maggie Oldham, CEO of the Isle of Wight NHS Trust convey her thanks to all staff for going above and beyond the call of duty in the fight against the spread of Covid-19

It's important to be mindful that those who are hard of hearing or those with autism may find communicating with someone wearing a face mask difficult

At one stage of the pandemic, Coronavirus was present in more a third of care homes on the Island, but the spread has now been brought under control

No new deaths where Covid-19 was mentioned on a death certificate in care homes, at the hospice or at home were registered between 5th-29th June

Janet and others braved the outside world to express their gratitude, appreciation and also concern for the National Health Service on its 72nd birthday

Health leaders say, "We don't need to be perfect, we don't need to to do everything all the time. We do need to act and to do some simple things most of the time and most of us need to do this"

To say a collective thank you, join in a one-off clap to say thank you to everyone who has helped the NHS through the crisis so far

Isle of Wight Director of Public Health reminds Islanders the virus is still with us and we need to do we can to help to protect each other