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CCG nurses reflect on COVID-19 deployments Some of our brilliant Continuing Health Care nurses have recently returned to the CCG after a four-week deployment at the COVID-19 critical care...
- CCG nurses reflect on COVID-19 deployments
Ambulance service calls for responsible drinking The East of England Ambulance Service are urging the public to drink responsibly as lockdown restrictions are eased
- Ambulance service calls for responsible drinking
Diabetes Week 2020: the COVID-19 impact, a local success story, and GP advice Diabetes Week 2020: the COVID-19 impact, a local success story, and GP advice
- Diabetes Week 2020: the COVID-19 impact, a local success story, and GP advice

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CCG nurses reflect on COVID-19 deploymentsSome of our brilliant Continuing Health Care nurses have recently returned to the CCG after a four-week deployment at the COVID-19 critical care unit at Royal Papworth Hospital.
Ambulance service calls for responsible drinkingThe East of England Ambulance Service are urging the public to drink responsibly as lockdown restrictions are eased
Health leaders call on residents to make the change for diabetes as study shows increased COVID-19 riskHealth leaders call on residents to make the change for diabetes as study shows increased COVID-19 risk
Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) informationFor the latest information and actions for the public on the outbreak of the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19), please visit The Department of Health and Social Care and Public Health England's webpage on this issue here.
Coronavirus regional testing site to open in CambridgeA drive-through coronavirus testing facility is to open at the Milton Park & Ride in Cambridge, as part of the Government's UK-wide drive to increase testing.
Breastfeeding Celebration Week highlights support available during COVID-19This week (1-7 June) is Celebrate Breastfeeding Week, and this year the theme is 'Promoting and supporting breastfeeding during the Covid-19 pandemic'.
Reassuring antenatal and postnatal families that the NHS is open for businessFrom midwife appointments, to maternity units and baby clinics to immunisations, the NHS is still running its full maternity services at the moment, although some might look a little different.
Ely Minor Injury Unit extends hours for urgent treatmentDuring the Coronavirus outbreak, more people can get treatment for minor illnesses and injuries at CPFT's Minor Injury Unit (MIU) in Ely, which is now open seven days a week from 8am to 10pm.
Cancer referrals drop 60% since COVID-19 outbreakCancer referrals drop 60% since COVID-19 outbreak - Local NHS urges patients to reach out about cancer concerns
Don't delay seeking medical helpNHS organisations across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough are reminding local residents that they are still open 24 hours a day, seven days a week to provide urgent medical treatment and support healthcare concerns.

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