Welcome to Trust wide news 

Here, you will find all of the latest news around the Trust which applies to all staff. 

If you have any news you would like to share, please email the communications team with your story and pictures if available: communications@merseycare.nhs.uk

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  • Category: Community Care

    Expression of interest - Sefton Diabetes Service Team Leader (Band 7)

    30 January 2025

    The Community Care Division has an exciting opportunity to provide leadership and operationally manage the Sefton Diabetes Service within Sefton Place, being accountable for the performance, quality, and clinical working for a fixed term period.

  • Category: Community Care

    Apprenticeships for District Nurses, School Nurses and Health Visitors

    28 January 2025

    The Community Division PEFs will be holding pre-recruitment information sessions on MS Teams on the following dates for any staff in existing roles looking to complete their Specialist qualification in District Nursing, School Nursing or Health Visiting. The same session will run on the dates below and include information on the apprenticeship requirements and criteria.

  • Category: Community Care

    Changing the perception of pain

    16 January 2025

    Our Community Pain Management Service hosted a live Q&A session last week which was open for anyone to join.

  • Category: Community Care

    Sad News - Allen Crocker

    15 January 2025

    It is with sadness that we share the passing of Allen Crocker, many of you will remember Allen who was a consultant family therapist who worked in our CAMHS service for more than 25 years.

  • Category: Community Care

    Quick action helps vulnerable patient

    14 January 2025

    On 13 December, Antonia Bennett, care practitioner based in Norris Green District Nursing Team, detected a gas leak during a patient visit. Despite the patient’s reluctance to leave, Antonia ensured her safety and contacted the Emergency Gas Service. The leak, from a recent repair, could have led to an explosion. Thanks to Antonia’s quick action, the patient and surrounding area were safeguarded from a potential disaster.