Hospital charity bridges the gap to enable staff and patients to enjoy local nature reserve
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Staff and visitors can now escape the hustle and bustle of a local hospital and escape back to nature thanks to charitable donations.
Hospital team gives students the skills to save lives
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A team from Lincolnshire Heart Centre gave up their own time to provide CPR training to more than 120 students during one afternoon.
Hospital kitchens and restaurants are getting ready for Christmas
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Nobody wants to be in hospital at Christmas, but a small army of catering staff are working hard to make sure patients and colleagues get to enjoy a festive dinner with all of the trimmings in Lincolnshire’s hospitals.
Future cardiologists travelled to Lincolnshire to put their skills to the test
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Doctors in higher training wanting to become cardiologists of the future travelled from across the region to Lincoln County Hospital to use high-tech simulators to put their skills to the test.
Enabling hospital patients to stay connected in an emergency
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Hospital patients needing emergency care can now keep in touch with loved ones thanks to a charitable donation.
A light in the darkness- lantern walk in recognition of Baby Loss Awareness Week – by Specialist Bereavement Midwife Rachel Bond
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In 2002 families in the United States came together to raise money for UK organisations supporting bereaved parents. Through selling handmade pink and blue ribbons, they raised thousands of pounds. Their Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day inspired the UK Baby Loss Awareness Day. This was the start of something special; the day changed to a week and has become the nationally recognised Baby Loss Awareness Week. Expanding year on year and having an official alliance with SANDS, The Miscarriage Association, the Ectopic Pregnancy Trust, ARC and Babyloss.com, this week has brought us to where we are now.