November is #PancreaticCancerAwarenessMonth. It's important to know the signs/symptoms for early diagnosis and treatment. Pancreas and Hepatobiliary Specialist Nurse Vicki Stephenson-Hornby emphasises the awareness of pancreatic cancer in this video 📺 👇 buff.ly/3QOjdW3

It’s #WorldPancreaticCancerDay. Symptoms can be caused by lots of things, which can make pancreatic cancer hard to diagnose. It’s important to be checked by a GP if things don’t feel normal for you, or if any symptoms change or get worse. More info ➡️ nhs.uk/conditions/pan…

Having a well-stocked medicine cabinet can help you look after minor illnesses and injuries in the comfort of your own home 💊 To find your local #pharmacy please visit 👉buff.ly/3vwfcIQ

He’s back! #GalenThePharmacyElf this year is helping the #ClinicalInformatics team spread #EHR tips as part of our 10 Digital Days to Christmas. Coming to a site near you East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust 💙 youtu.be/dMkERmtKHWo?si…

Remember that other people, such as older neighbours, friends, and family members, may need a bit of extra help this winter. There’s lots you can do to help others ➡️ nhs.uk/staywell

There are a range of healthcare services available to help you find the right expert care to meet your needs. Choosing the service most appropriate to your symptoms means you get the right treatment in the right place 🏥➡️ buff.ly/3Z4CZO0

Self-care is about finding ways to improve your physical/mental health and wellbeing. Things like checking your medication/stocking your medicine cabinet and knowing how to treat common illnesses and ailments yourself all help to prevent health and wellbeing issues this winter ❄️

As we approach #Christmas make sure you know how to access the right care for your needs 👉 If you need advice/medication from a pharmacist, use the local pharmacy checker to find one open near you buff.ly/3G01NQ3 👉Visit NHS 111 online for medical advice

Our Emergency Department is currently really busy leading to long waits - we are doing everything we can to see and treat patients as quickly as possible. Make sure you use the most appropriate place for your medical need. If in doubt, contact NHS 111 ▶️ buff.ly/2pGpt58

Please be aware, our Emergency Department is currently really busy which could lead to long waits. Our teams are doing everything they can to see and treat patients as quickly and safely as possible, so please bear with them. Thank you for your patience and support 💙

Self-care is about finding ways to improve your health and wellbeing. There are things you do at home to help prevent health issues getting to the point of needing urgent medical help. If you're experiencing back pain, try a hot bath or ask your pharmacist about pain killers 🛁💊

Almost two thirds of people don’t know that you can self-refer to NHS Talking Therapies online to access treatment for anxiety and depression. The service is effective, confidential and free. You can refer yourself or talk to your GP: nhs.uk/talk.

Our Urgent Treatment Centre at Blackburn Hospital is changing location from 22 Jan. Patients should still book in using the iPad at the usual UTC reception at the front of the Emergency Department but they will be directed to its new home (via hospital main entrance) 1/3

Our Urgent Treatment Centre at Blackburn Hospital is changing location from today. Patients should still book in using the iPad at the usual UTC reception, based at the front of the Emergency Department, but they will then be directed to its new home (via hospital main entrance)

There are a range of ways to feel more connected: 🎨 Joining a new club ☕ Reaching out to a friend 🏃 Going for a run Loneliness. It’s a part of life. Let’s talk about it. For support and advice⬇️ buff.ly/48DOG35 #EveryMindMatters

Today I took a little time to make a to-do list of things I’ve got on and upcoming projects. You know, in the name of being nice and organised. Here is an accurate representation of said list… #CommsLife

Best. News. Ever. 🙌🩷 Only 236 days to go! #GavinAndStacey #Finale

There are currently over 100 people in our Emergency Department at Royal Blackburn Hospital. Our colleagues are working really hard to see people as quickly as possible but with a high number of poorly patients in the department, there may be some long waits. 1/3

On the 76th anniversary of the NHS, we want to thank our incredible staff, who continue to work hard to meet the changing needs of patients. From cooks to clinicians, midwives to mental health nurses and pharmacists to physiotherapists — thank you for everything you do. #NHS76

Not a bad week - the sun is still shining and an ice cream van visited work earlier this week 🍦 🙌 Thank you ELHT&Me 💙 🩵 #SummersHereAtLast #IceCreamTime