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Wednesday 16 May 2012
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Please find listed below, the most recent stories added to the site. Additional stories can be found in our archive section.

 

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  • Diamond Jubilee Diamond Jubilee - Free TV for PatientsThe Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations will be taking place over the period 2nd to 5th June and a number of important national events are planned during this time. In order that patients staying with us are able to join in with these national celebrations, our partners at Hospedia will be offering TV free of charge (to any registered patient).
  • Dying Matters 2012 Dying Matters in Salford - Let's Talk About ItSalford's NHS organisations, Salford City Council & St. Ann's Hospice are hosting a free event for members of the public next week, with the hope of encouraging people to talk more openly about dying, death and bereavement. A relaxed, fun lunch time 'Tea Party' is being planned for Thursday 17 May at Buile Hill Park Hall.
  • trauma centre New Greater Manchester Trauma Network will save livesThe way that major trauma services are provided for patients across Greater Manchester is changing. Greater Manchester is one of 22 areas to benefit from a Major Trauma Network, providing specialised care for patients who experience a life threatening major trauma.
  • transparency project, magnifying glass over report Transparency Project - April figuresWe are one of a number of North West hospitals taking part in a project to be open and transparent about how we are doing in important areas of patient safety and quality of care.
  • laboratory technician looking through microscope Tracking Parkinson'sSalford Royal NHS Foundation Trust part of a world first in charity's bid to find a cure for Parkinson's
  • Proton Beam Therapy World's most advanced form of radiotherapy coming to Manchester.The Christie is set to bring to Manchester a new form of advanced cancer treatment for a wide range of cancers particularly benefiting children and young adults.
  • transparency project, magnifying glass over report Transparency Project - March figuresWe are one of a number of North West hospitals taking part in a project to be open and transparent about how we are doing in important areas of patient safety and quality of care.