News and reports

Being part of a community can make life feel more meaningful and enjoyable, help us feel happier and safer, and improve our mental health. We’re lucky to be part of a community as rich as Redbridge, let’s celebrate it.

Everyone who uses the NHS in England could soon have a single patient record that brings together important information about your health care. So how and where are your records kept now, how can you view them, and what do you do if you find mistakes in them?

New Healthwatch research found frequent errors in patients’ individual medical records.

The Government has launched a call for evidence to inform the development of a men's health strategy for England. Share your ideas and insights to help inform the strategy.

Lack of communication support leaves sign languages users in the dark about their health conditions

Help make services better by having your say: London Borough of Redbridge want to hear about your experiences with local pharmacies.

Every loss is a very personal experience. You may find that it helps to talk to someone who is not part of your family or close circle of friends. Use this page to help find the services and support that are right for you.

A new report from the Institute for Government, partnering with the Nuffield Foundation looks at the variation in general practice performance across England.

A new Royal Mail NHS-specific barcode will support mail delivery teams to ensure NHS letters are delivered on time.

Martha’s Rule is a key patient safety initiative to ensure that patients, families, carers and hospital staff’s concerns about a worsening health condition are listened to. This can help detect deterioration early, so action can be taken to prevent more serious health problems.

The Maternity and Neonatal Voices Partnership are looking for a Maternity Lead to help shape the future of maternity services provided by Queens Hospital.

Utilising video appointments allows you to have your appointment with the care team, without the need for you to travel to the hospital.