#CRHFTAuthorsNew Publication! Follow-Up Survey for Conservatively Managed Ureteric Stones .... This article can be found on the Chesterfield Royal Research Repository: librarycrhft.co.uk/chesterfi…

#CRHFTAuthorsNew Publication! GPs' experience of difficult decisions in patients with dementia and an acute illness... This article can be found on the Chesterfield Royal Research Repository: librarycrhft.co.uk/chesterfi…

As the clocks go back this Sunday, It's a perfect opportunity to curl up with a good book. Check our our great selection of fiction titles in the library🍂📚🍁

#CRHFTAuthorsNew Publication! Non-invasive diagnostic test for lung cancer..... This article can be found on the Chesterfield Royal Research Repository: librarycrhft.co.uk/chesterfi…

#CRHFTAuthorsNew Publication! Navigating conflict mitigation and reduction.... This article can be found on the Chesterfield Royal Research Repository: librarycrhft.co.uk/chesterfi…

Looking for Easy Read resources and examples to share for #healthliteracymonth? Browse the Easy Read guides 'Get ready to talk about your health' and '3 questions for better health' library.nhs.uk/easy-read-for… #HealthLiteracy @NHSE_WTE @HealthLitKLS

#CRHFTAuthorsNew Publication! Invasive Treatment Strategy for Older Patients with Myocardial Infarction.... This article can be found on the Chesterfield Royal Research Repository: librarycrhft.co.uk/chesterfi…

#CRHFTAuthorsNew Publication! Real-word outcomes for high-risk non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer.... This article can be found on the Chesterfield Royal Research Repository: librarycrhft.co.uk/chesterfi…

October is Health Literacy Month and the library has a great selection of e-books and textbooks about the importance of patients understanding information about their own health. For more on the subject go to hee.nhs.uk/.../know.../impro… or contact the library crhft.library@nhs.net

This #BlackHistoryMonth we’re proud to be celebrating our Black NHS colleagues. This month, we will be sharing stories championing our Black staff and highlighting the work happening across the country to tackle health inequalities. 💙

This #OrganDonationWeek we're sharing Jenny, who donated her kidney to husband Richard after he was diagnosed with chronic kidney failure. Make a difference by registering your decision to become an organ donor. For more information, visit organdonation.nhs.uk/helping…

#CRHFTAuthors New Publication! Itraconazole-induced adrenal insufficiency in a patient with exogenous Cushing's syndrome.... This article can be found on the Chesterfield Royal Research Repository: librarycrhft.co.uk/chesterfi………………… @royalhospital @crhft_education

It's #OrganDonationWeek, the perfect time to reflect, celebrate, and make a life-saving difference. 💕 It takes just two minutes to register your organ donation decision, and your choice could save up to nine lives. It’s the best thing you’ll do today! orlo.uk/XG5Sd

Across the UK, more than 1,000 people each year donate a kidney or part of their liver while they are still alive to a relative, friend or someone they do not know. The most commonly donated organ by a living person is a kidney. A healthy person can lead a normal life with only one functioning kidney and therefore they are able to donate the other to help someone in need of a kidney transplant. Here, as part of #OrganDonationWeek, we share the story of Jenny and Richard who talk of how a living organ donation can change lives. Jenny Hemingway donated a kidney to Richard, her husband, in February this year as part of the Living Donor programme at Northern General Hospital in Sheffield. The journey started back in the summer of 2018 when Richard was diagnosed Stage 4 chronic kidney disease. After initial testing showed donation was a possibility, Jenny underwent more rigorous testing in September of that year to ensure the kidney was suitable and that her health would not be made worse by donating. Having reached End Stage Kidney Failure in May 2022 Richard started haemodialysis sessions at the Renal Unit in the Northern General three times a week, before having his remaining kidney removed in December 2022, as it was causing him health issues. Having been cleared to be his donor, Richard and Jenny began the wait for a transplant date – with an initial time set for October 2023. This was delayed due to Richard having COVID, but they eventually got the go ahead for 8 February 2024. Jenny says: “We were both extremely nervous to say the least, but the transplant went ahead successfully and, though initially the kidney was ‘sleepy’ for the first couple of weeks, thankfully now it has ‘kicked in’ and the freedom it has given us both is brilliant. “It has changed our lives - we were never able to go on holiday for longer than a weekend between dialysis for nearly three years and this year we have had three week-long holidays in the UK. I will never take a holiday for granted ever again!! “Whilst on dialysis, Richard was unable to drink more than a litre of fluid a day, which obviously included tea, coffee and water, but also things like ice cream, yoghurt an even gravy and now he doesn’t have to measure any fluids and if he wants and ice cream or glass of wine, he can have one! His energy and fitness levels have improved too. In July we both did the Peak District Ultra 10-mile Challenge for Kidney Research. “Sometimes I say to myself, ‘I made that happen’ and feel quite proud. “Organ donation, whilst not a cure, can transform the recipient’s life immeasurably, so please have the conversation with your loved ones.” @SheffieldHosp

#InternationalWeekofDeafPeople (Sept 23rd-29th) Healthcare should be accessible to all - Discover more on how you can support your patients facing hearing loss at every stage of their journey: clinicalkey.com/#!/browse/bo…

#CRHFTAuthors New Publication! Non-invasive diagnostic test for lung cance.... This article can be found on the Chesterfield Royal Research Repository: librarycrhft.co.uk/chesterfi………………… @royalhospital @crhft_education

It's National Fitness Day today so run don't walk to the library and browse our non fiction books on cycling, gardening, walking & so much more. Even walking to the library in the Education Centre will get some extra steps in so visit us today! #NationalFitnessDay

Black Maternity Matters is a groundbreaking collaboration to improve inequalities in maternity services. In the fourth episode of our new podcast Leading Improvement in Health and Care, we hear about the work being carried out. Listen now ⬇️ nhsconfed.org/podcast/matern…

Adults with the rare blood condition paroxysmal nocturnal haemoglobinuria will soon have access to a new treatment option. Our independent committee has recommended danicopan for treating paroxysmal nocturnal haemoglobinuria. Learn more: nice.org.uk/guidance/indevel… #NICENews

🌟 It's #BalanceAwarenessWeek! 🌟 There are multiple causes of balance disorders, from those effecting the vestibular system to the brainstem. This week is all about raising awareness of these often-invisible conditions 💪💙 Learn more: bestpractice.bmj.com/topics/…