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These three new Trustees bring a wealth of experience from across a variety of sectors that will hugely benefit this Isle of Wight charity
Health and Social Care
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Below are Isle of Wight stories relating to health, wellbeing and social care.
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Isle of Wight NHS Trust will be easing visitor restrictions at St Mary’s Hospital to allow patients to have increased contact with family and loved ones
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Despite the need for last minute cancellations due to gridlock caused by the care crisis, St Mary's are ahead of their target to clear elective surgery backlog caused by Covid
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Isle of Wight NHS Trust said they were reviewing the current restrictions and expected them to be eased in the coming week
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The Chief Operations Officer at St Mary's said there were 24 people waiting to be admitted to hospital yesterday (Thursday)
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Hairdressers, barbers and beauticians offered free mental health training to support their customers
Cllr Lilley says, "I have seen in Birmingham how barbers have reduced numbers of suicide in the community and know this strategy works"
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There'll be advisors on hand today (Wednesday) in two locations to offer support and help to stop smoking
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The Isle of Wight NHS Trust is the first NHS Trust in England to sign up to the Employee Domestic Abuse Covenant (EDAC) to support and empower survivors of domestic abuse to enter or re-enter the workplace
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Men Only aim to create a peer group to help men prevent mental health problems proactively rather than reactively
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News OnTheWight shares the weekly roundup of positive Covid-19 tests with age breakdowns, deaths, vaccinations, as well as hospital admissions on the Isle of Wight
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Despite changes for members of the public, the infection prevention and control measures for healthcare settings will remain in place
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When a reader got in touch after hearing from Hospital staff that their computer was still using Windows 7, News OnTheWight investigated. Here's what we found
