​Together a Healthier Future is a programme looking at how we can establish ways to improve health and care services in hospital, and out of hospital (i.e. community based services) and what we can do improve people’s health in Pennine Lancashire (Blackburn with Darwen and East Lancashire).

​Patients in Lancashire and South Cumbria are set to benefit from expansion of the diabetes prevention programme as NHS England drives forward changes to support people to live healthier lives.

HEALTH bosses across the Fylde coast say they are delighted to have been chosen as one of only a few areas in the country to receive support to progress towards being an accountable care system.

After installing the first surgical robot in Lancashire, East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust leads the way once more by being the first in the region to use the equipment to carry out colorectal surgery.

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An easy to understand guide has been published to support health and care staff to explain how organisations are working together to improve health and care for local people.

Weekly update from Better Care Together

Healthier Lancashire and South Cumbria programme outlined in plain English

Simon Stevens, the Chief Executive of the NHS in England has provided an update on the progress of the NHS Five Year Forward View, the national plan to transform the healthcare system.

Around 150 people from across the NHS and public sector in Lancashire and South Cumbria filled Blackburn Cathedral to learn about mindfulness

Healthcare commissioners in West Lancashire are to hold their next governing body meeting in public at Hilldale on the Ormskirk Hospital site

An East Lancashire community crafting group is helping bring people together and improve health and wellbeing in the area

​In West Lancashire and Sefton, nurses from across primary care, hospital, community and home care settings are to be celebrated as part of the global annual recognition on May 12 (the anniversary of Florence Nightingale’s birth) for their tireless work and dedication.

Doctors at NHS Blackburn with Darwen and NHS East Lancashire Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) are encouraging local residents to learn more about the symptoms of testicular cancer.

In an announcement today, Simon Stevens, the Chief Executive of the NHS in England provided an update on the progress of the NHS Five Year Forward View, the national plan to transform the healthcare system.