NHS England

Chag Pesach Sameach! Wishing our Jewish colleagues a joyful and meaningful Passover.

‘I was so inspired by the surgeon, the day after my surgery I decided to start operating on my teddy bears.’ Meet Olivia, who was born without an ear and was inspired to become a surgeon after her own surgery as a child. Now a surgical trainee at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, Olivia is helping others just as she was helped. 💙 With more than 350 different careers in the NHS, discover your role today. Visit https://lnkd.in/g4_Ncnf

Public satisfaction in the NHS has increased for the first time since 2019, according to analysis of data from the British Social Attitudes survey. We have still got a long way to go, but today’s data shows we are on the right track. Read more ➡️ https://lnkd.in/d-fmjZ49

Thank you to all our teams and partners who have worked tirelessly to respond to the meningitis B outbreak in Kent – and continue to do so. From delivering MenB vaccinations and preventative antibiotics to supporting those affected, staff have worked quickly and with real care during a very challenging time. Our thoughts remain with the families and communities impacted.

Eid Mubarak to all our NHS colleagues celebrating Eid al-Fitr! ☪️ #EidMubarak

Meningitis can be very serious if not treated quickly. Swipe through to learn about what to look out for and when to get help - then share this post with your network or anyone you think might find it helpful. More information ➡️ https://lnkd.in/e--zqRtw

Healthcare Scientists play a vital role in diagnosing, preventing and treating diseases across the NHS. This Healthcare Scientist Week, we’re celebrating all 50 different scientific specialisms across the NHS. Inspiring the next generation, we wanted to show some of our staff as budding young scientists! 💙

The 2025 NHS Staff Survey results are now published. Thank you to all NHS staff who took the time to share their experiences. The survey helps us understand what’s working well and where improvements can be made. Read the results ➡️ https://lnkd.in/epvyDWEg

New data shows that NHS staff have managed the busiest winter on record. Despite the pressure, NHS teams helped patients get seen faster and continued to bring down the waiting list. Swipe to see the latest stats ➡️ A huge thank you to NHS staff across the country whose hard work and planning continues to make a difference for patients 💙 Read more: https://lnkd.in/eGTGiu6g

In an incredibly rare procedure, Lucy’s womb – with her baby inside - was taken out of her body so that her surgical team could treat her ovarian cancer, with her baby not yet born...    Lucy was 12 weeks pregnant when she was diagnosed with cancer. Doctor Soleymani and his team at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust suspected that if they waited until the baby was born before treating Lucy’s condition, there would be an increased risk to her and her baby’s life.    Her womb was kept wrapped in a warm, sterile saline pack to mimic being inside the body and to keep it at the right temperature, and then placed back into position. Three months later, baby Raffy was born.    Across the NHS, unbelievable procedures like this take place every day thanks to the incredible skills and hard work of our staff.    Look how cute baby Raffy is! 💙