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Welcome to Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust

Covid specific information for our patients - July 2021

  • Visiting restrictions remain in place even though things are changing outside right now:  See our page here with all the information. It also explains how to drop off personal items and more about staying in touch with loved ones virtually. We have a dedicated team of nursing staff at the end of the phone who can help. They will also help arrange a virtual visit or deliver messages for you.
  • Face Coverings: In accordance with Government guidance we're asking everyone who comes to our Trust to continue to bring a face covering where possible. This is to continue to help keep our patients and staff safe - please read more here.
  • Further Coronavirus Information: We've set up a page where you can find out more information about Coronavirus. There are links to national guidance, our own CHFT leaflets and guidance, plus British Sign Language and other languages. See the page here
  • General Information: For health information and advice, read our pages on coronavirus. Learn about the government response to coronavirus on GOV.UK.

Latest News from our Trust

Keep up-to-date with what is happening around the Trust, and remember for instant news you can follow us on social media.

“You’re like Superwoman!” Mandy’s our Star

Community Matron, Mandy Kazmierski is latest Star Award winner ahead of her retirement after 43 years for “truly stepping into the patient’s shoes”.

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Community trio celebrate Queen’s Nursing Award

The Community Healthcare Division are celebrating as Associate Director of Nursing, Liz Morley; Clinical Manager, Sally Akesson and District Nurse,…

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Macmillan’s big win

The Macmillan Information and Support Team, along with our Lead Cancer Nurse* have only gone and won a national Macmillan Professionals Excellence…

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Alexs' kindness results in a Star Award

Specialty Registrar, Alex Bullock has collected a Star Award* after making a huge effort for a patient’s 30th birthday when her young family were…

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Brendan Brown - new Chief Executive

New Chief Executive announced

 

We're delighted to announce the appointment of Brendan Brown as our new Chief Executive. 

The appointment was made by the Trust Board of Directors…

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Please plan ahead if visiting Huddersfield Royal Infirmary

 

After lots of planning, work has begun on the HRI site to demolish dilapidated old buildings to improve the efficiency of the estate whilst enabling…

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Ellen Armistead - Nursing Times Are You OK? campaign

We’re signed up to the Nursing Times Are You OK? campaign

Colleagues are the heart of our organisation. They have ensured we were not overwhelmed in the initial peak. This was often at great personal cost and…

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Dr Sarah set to chair conference in December

Acute medicine consultant and our Trust Lead for Physician Associates (PA) Dr Sarah Hoye, pictured pre-Covid, is to chair the “Supporting & Developing…

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We hope you'll find everything you need on our pages.

Our Patients and Visitors section includes information you may need if you are coming in for a stay in hospital or if you are receiving your care at one of our clinics as an outpatient.

A full list of all our clinical care is in our Services section, where you will also find information about our doctors and our local specialist mental healthcare provider South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust. 

Job vacancies and opportunities for volunteering and work experience can be found on our Working for us pages. Here too, is where you'll find information about the wide range of apprenticeships we offer and all workforce benefits which come with working for CHFT.

You can also share feedback about any aspect of our hospital services on our Feedback form.

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