Press Releases
The Embrace Care Project . Is it a political stunt ?
The Embrace Care project is beginning to look like a political stunt.
Cornwall’s frail older folk deserve better.
NEW BOSS FOR CORNWALL'S HEALTH AND CARE
Farewell and thanks go to Jackie Pendleton and a warm welcome go to Helen Charlesworth-May in her new. role.
VIVE LES VOLUNTEERS
In Cornwall we are proud of our volunteering tradition. But is the recent advert to recruit those volunteers to help ease the crisis in the NHS and Social Care a step too far?
How to get better value for money from Cornwall's NHS hospitals
Before health and social care services can be successfully integrated the NHS needs to get its own house in order. A new report, prepared by Dr Peter Levin sets out eight challenges that the NHS leadership must rise to if we are to get better value for the money, a better service for patients and a better working environment for staff. Go to the full report.
New Hope For Community Beds in West Cornwall ?
General Election promises brings crunch time for lack of community beds in West Cornwall. Will there be a new purpose built facility? Will the saga of Edward Hain finally be concluded ?
HAS CORNWALL BEEN FAILED BY WESTMINSTER ?
According to EU statistics West Cornwall is the second poorest region in Western Europe. How has Westminster over the past 3 Parliaments improved the health of the region . Is it “jam tomorrow ” ?
Concerns over land sale at West Cornwall Hospital.
An open letter has been sent to all of our local prospective MP's asking for their views. The good news of £11 million to improve services at West Cornwall Hospital Penzance and St Michael's Hayle has been soured by a possible land sell off . Read the full letter. Give us your views .
CORNISH TRUST FINED FOR 13 BREACHES OF DUTY OF CANDOUR RULES
Royal Cornwall Hospital Trust were fined a total of £16250 for 13 breaches of regulations relating to Duty of Candour which concern the honesty and openness of the organisation towards its patients.
THE CARE HOME MARKET IN CORNWALL – IN CRISIS?
Care Homes in Cornwall are closing as Cornwall's population is getting older. Cornwall is now classed as having a Super- Ageing Population at a time local health care services are under severe pressure.