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Rui is ABCD winner - 09th Feb 2010

Originally from Madeira, Rui Correia has been a familiar face to children parents and staff on the Duke of Kent Ward at Scarborough Hospital for eight years, proudly keeping the ward spotlessly clean. He has now been recognised for his continued efforts and has been named the Trust’s employee of the month for December in the ‘Above and Beyond the Call of Duty’ (ABCD) Awards.

Rui said: “Scarborough Hospital is a very nice place to work...

Choose and Book

Introducing the service that allows you to choose which hospital or clinic you want to attend when you need to see a specialist.

You will also be able to select the date and time of your first outpatient appointment to fit around your home and work commitments.

In most cases, you will be able to agree that appointment on the same day you see your GP.

In the Media

Our Stroke Care department was recently featured on ITV News' Calendar Programme.

General Patient Information

We have produced a document that provides information about the hospital, your stay, the services we provide and arrangements for going home. Please download this PDF document. We hope it will answer many of your questions.

General Patient Information >>

MRSA Screening

It is now compulsory for hospitals to screen all elective patient admissions for MRSA.

Welcome to Scarborough and North East Yorkshire Healthcare

Scarborough and North East Yorkshire Healthcare NHS Trust was formed in 1992. It runs two hospitals – Scarborough District General Hospital and Bridlington Hospital – and also provides health care from community hospitals at Whitby, Driffield and Malton which are run by the local primary care trusts (NHS East Riding and NHS North Yorkshire and York).

The Trust provides a range of acute hospital services for around 240,000 people living in and around Scarborough, Bridlington, Whitby and Ryedale. It is also the largest employer in the area employing over 2,400 staff. Among those staff, 1,341 have been with the Trust for over 5 years.

Over the past year (2008/2009) the Trust has had significant success, particularly in relation to financial improvement and performance delivery and has met its targets for delivering treatment within 18 weeks of referral and seeing A&E patients within the maximum four hour wait target.

The Trust also continues to make great progress in driving down Healthcare Associated Infections and is one of the best performing Trusts in the region.

With a new management structure in place sustaining and improving on this position is now the Trust’s main aim and to deliver this, it will be commencing a programme of activities to work towards achieving Foundation Trust status.

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