Latest news stories from ELHT

Find out what’s been going on recently at the Trust. 

Posted: 13 February 2018
Trust’s Super Sunday success

ELHT is trialling ways to increase capacity on their wards and reduce A&E waiting times at the beginning of the week following busy weekends. This is linked to a national initiative called the ‘Monday Surge Programme’ led by NHS Improvement and which the Trust has been participating in.

Posted: 26 January 2018
Advanced nurses celebrate graduation success

Eight experienced nurses at East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust (ELHT) are celebrating after graduating from the University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN) with their Masters’ degrees in advanced clinical practice.

Posted: 10 January 2018
Trust team ‘secure’ award for third year in a row

Facilities and Security staff at East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust are celebrating after scooping a top award for the third year in a row. The team was successful in the ‘Hospital Security’ category at the Health Business Awards, which recognises excellence in NHS facilities. Members of the Facilities and Security teams received the award from media medical personality, Dr Phil Hammond at a London ceremony.

Posted: 10 January 2018
Trust honours 7,000 years of loyal NHS service

A staggering 7,000 years of NHS service by 280 members of staff from East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust has been honoured at a Long Service Awards ceremony.

Posted: 9 January 2018
East Lancashire NHS adopts hi tech solution to prevent falls in older people

The STEADY On! Team at East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust’s has turned to state of the art ‘wearable technology’ to predict and prevent falls among the local elderly population.

Posted: 8 January 2018
Hospitals benefit from Euro Garages support

ELHT&me is the official charity of East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust and we are delighted to have secured the support of ISSA Foundation for local healthcare projects and initiatives.

Posted: 3 January 2018
Guild members show caring side to comfort hospital families

Family members and carers visiting critically ill loved ones at the Royal Blackburn Teaching Hospital can gain comfort thanks to a caring initiative by Lancashire East County Trefoil Guild.