Self-harm Matters HIT News
Breastfed babies are less likely to have eczema as teenagers, study shows
Babies whose mothers had received support to breastfeed exclusively for a sustained period from birth…
The winners of the Bristol Health and Care Awards 2017
The city’s heroes of healthcare were recognised at a sparkling event hosted by the Bristol…
Extending liaison psychiatry service at the Bristol Royal Infirmary improves care and reduces costs for self-harm patients
Extending the operating hours of the liaison psychiatry service at the Bristol Royal Infirmary’s (BRI)…
Cystic fibrosis study offers new understanding of silent changes in genes
Researchers studying the root cause of cystic fibrosis have made a major advance in our…
Improving Care in Self-Harm HIT's successes in 2016-17
Salena Williams and Sue Dursley, Co- Directors of the Improving Care in Self-Harm Health Integration…
Public invited to help shape plans for new healthy lifestyle hub
Bristol City Council is asking for the public’s views on proposals to simplify the way…
Active Older People HIT's achievements in 2016-7
Professor Selena Gray and Dr Afroditi Stathi, Directors of the Active Older People Health Integration…
Study finds primary school children get less active with age
There is an age-related decline in children’s physical activity levels as they progress through primary…
NHS England pledges £750k to Bristol Royal Infirmary for 24 hour psychiatric liaison service
NHS England has awarded University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust £750k to extend psychiatric liaison…
Two Health Integration Teams responsible for £340,000 savings annually
Two Health Integration Teams (HITs), Bristol Bones and Joints and STITCH, are responsible for £340,000…
Deep Brain Stimulation Nurse Association annual conference hosted by MOVE HIT
The Parkinson's and Other Movement Disorders Health Integration Team (MOVE HIT) at North Bristol NHS…
