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‘Don’t ignore symptoms’ the message this Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
Posted: 17th March 2025Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month aims to highlight one of the most common cancers affecting women – but one that is often diagnosed too late.
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Shaping Care Together engagement programme report published
Posted: 17th March 2025The NHS Shaping Care Together programme has been looking at changing urgent and emergency care services across Southport, Formby, and West Lancashire.
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Male suicide prevention campaign challenges barriers to seeking help
Posted: 7th March 2025The NHS in Lancashire and South Cumbria is taking action to tackle the issue of male suicide with a new campaign launching this month.
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ICB launching ‘Feedback Fortnight’ to gain insights from children, young people, parents and carers
Posted: 24th February 2025Children and young people, as well as their parents and carers, are being encouraged to share their experiences of the local NHS as part of an initiative due to begin next month.
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Board meeting dates for 2025/26 now published
Posted: 20th February 2025Board meeting dates for 2025/26 are now published.
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Have your say on future of general practice services in Coniston
Posted: 19th February 2025People registered at a South Lakes GP practice have been asked to give their views on how changes to services in the area would affect them.
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Have your say on the future of general practice services for patients at Dill Hall Surgery
Posted: 17th February 2025People registered at an Accrington GP practice have been asked to give their views on how potential changes to services in the area could affect them.
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New provider confirmed for neurology services in South Cumbria
Posted: 13th February 2025Lancashire and South Cumbria ICB is pleased to announce that it has secured neurology provision for South Cumbria from 1 April 2025.
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Avoid A&E this half-term with health advice for parents and carers
Posted: 13th February 2025With half-term approaching, the NHS in Lancashire and South Cumbria is urging parents to take simple steps to keep their children healthy and if they do become poorly, to get the right care without unnecessary trips to A&E. Many common childhood illnesses can be effectively managed at home or through local NHS services such as community pharmacies.
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West Lancashire community services procurement
Posted: 13th February 2025NHS Lancashire and South Cumbria Integrated Care Board (ICB) is set to procure community health services in West Lancashire due to the current contract with HCRG Care Group ceasing at the end of March 2026.