Visiting suspended

The Trust has taken the difficult decision to suspend visiting to all three of our hospitals from 6 January. Find out more about visiting restrictions.

Our hospitals are extremely busy

Our hospitals are extremely busy at the moment. If you become unwell, it is important that you get care in the right place. If you need urgent medical help, you can call NHS 111 or visit online. Please only visit A&E in serious or life-threatening situations. 

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    We are Mid Yorkshire

    We provide care for over half a million people every year, in their homes, in the community and across our three hospital sites.

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    Important message regarding appointments

    Please can our patients still attend for planned appointments, diagnostic scans and procedures as it could be vital for your care.

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    All adults can now book their Covid-19 booster vaccine

    To protect people against the Omicron variant, the NHS is working to offer everyone aged 18 and over the chance to book a COVID-19 booster vaccine. You can book online or by calling 119. 

    Book online now 

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    Zero Tolerance - Abuse is not in a day’s work

    Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust is taking a zero tolerance approach to abuse and aggression towards our staff and our patients.

    Learn more about the campaign

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    PKB health information available through the NHS App

    A new all-in-one online service which integrates the NHS App and Patients Know Best personal health record is now available in the Mid Yorks region.

    Find out more

Covid-19 pandemic | For the latest information and advice, please visit our Covid-19 information page.

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Our A&E departments are for urgent and emergency care. Remember there are other ways you can get help.

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What's going on at our Trust

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Mid Yorkshire Adult Community Services welcome Sam Sherrington

The trust’s district nursing team welcomed Head of Community Nursing at NHS England and NHS Improvement, Sam Sherrington, to celebrate the great work being undertaken by our teams out in the com...

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Mid Yorkshire Hospitals welcomes five new nurses as part of NHS Refugee Nurse Support Pilot Programme

The Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust is delighted to welcome five new nurses to the Trust as part of the third cohort of a pioneering scheme to recruit international nurses. The Trust is one of ju...

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Fighting the pandemic with poetry

A Wakefield man who survived cancer is helping Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust fight the Covid pandemic – with poetry. Poet and novelist Michael Yates (pictured L with Martin Barkley, forme...

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