We have reviewed children and young people’s NHS services to ensure we can provide the best emergency and planned care during the pandemic and throughout the winter, when pressure on our hospitals increases.
Emergency services for children and young people have temporarily closed at UCLH and the Royal Free Hospital.
In North Central London (Barnet, Camden, Enfield, Haringey and Islington) we are working to understand what is important for people with long term conditions and are designing new ways of providing healthcare based on their views.
If you live in Camden or Islington get involved and share your experience of daily life during the pandemic.
The NHS Volunteer Responders is now open for self-referrals for people who have been advised to shield and those most at risk who are isolating at home from coronavirus. These people can ask volunteers for short-term help by calling 0808 196 3646 between 8am and 8pm.
The North Central London health and care system is working together to ensure services are available to everyone who needs them, for health emergencies and routine health matters, during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Across North Central London partners are working collectively to ensure that we continue to provide consistent high quality care to our residents, both those who are unwell with Covid-19 and those who have other health and care needs.
Are you looking for flexible and rewarding work? Have you ever thought of working in the care sector? There are lots of opportunities and also training to help you develop your skills.
15 women were recruited as patient and public voice partners and trained to interview maternity services users. The end result was set of concrete actions to take forward to improve services and a detailed co-produced report.
24 families took part in a pilot project run by Whittington Hospital to see if group consultations for children with asthma could improve outcomes.