In this section...

  1. Adult Community Services
  2. Children's services
  3. Carers corner
  4. Community mental health services
  5. Community response to COVID-19
  6. Expert Patient Programme
  7. Dementia and older people’s mental health
  8. Learning disability services
  9. Medication
  10. Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS)
  11. Personalised care planning
  12. SilverCloud
  13. Spiritual and pastoral care
  14. Suicide Liaison Service
  15. Talking Therapies
  16. Transforming wound care
  17. Tuberculosis Service
  18. Useful information following a bereavement
  19. Video appointments
  20. Virtual wards
  21. Wheelchair Service
  22. Worried about someone's mental health?

Musculoskeletal interface service

The Musculoskeletal Interface Service is a countywide service for people with hip, knee and shoulder conditions where the diagnosis is unclear or who are not ready, willing or able to have surgery.

Video appointments

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Referrals

Referrals into the service are via the GP surgery and submitted through the e-referral system.

Spinal interface patient exercises

Exercise and lifestyle changes can be a useful way to manage low back and sciatic leg pains.  The information below provide a good starting point however remember to start gently and ease in. 

Consistency over time is usually more effective than doing too much in one go and potentially flaring symptoms. If you find a particular exercise uncomfortable then fast forward onto the next. 

Yoga

Pilates

Tai Chi