Stakeholder bulletin January 2021
Message from CPFT Chief Executive Tracy Dowling
Read Stakeholder bulletin January 2021…Our stories
Expert international team appointed to design Cambridge Children’s Hospital
The project design team who will draw up plans for Cambridge Children’s Hospital has been announced
Read Expert international team appointed to design Cambridge Children’s Hospital…New Governors welcomed to CPFT
Eleven people join Trust's council
Read New Governors welcomed to CPFT…Pair had their babies just hours apart
They found out they were pregnant on the same day - and then had their babies just hours apart
Read Pair had their babies just hours apart…CPFT joins new Covid-19 vaccine trial
People are invited to join another leading Covid-19 vaccine study, delivered by NHS Trusts in Cambridgeshire working together
Read CPFT joins new Covid-19 vaccine trial…CPFT doctor wins national award for psychiatry communication
Psychiatrist Dr Hisham Ziauddeen has been honoured for his communication skills at The Royal College of Psychiatrists Awards
Read CPFT doctor wins national award for psychiatry communication…Trust teams shortlisted for prestigious awards
Freedom To Speak Up service and Springbank Ward among finalists for national honours
Read Trust teams shortlisted for prestigious awards…CPFT team marks first year of helping patients back to work
People affected by mental health issues get support to return to employment
Read CPFT team marks first year of helping patients back to work…Major research award to boost treatment for Alzheimer’s disease in adults with Down’s syndrome
A CPFT-led research group has won over $3 million to help progress dementia treatments for adults with Down’s syndrome at high risk
Read Major research award to boost treatment for Alzheimer’s disease in adults with Down’s syndrome…Early care for people with psychosis supports recovery
A study with CPFT's CAMEO service has found that 60% of people cared for in their first episode of psychosis recovered well
Read Early care for people with psychosis supports recovery…
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