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Please find the Northamptonshire Primary Care Training Hub newsletter for April 2024:

Northamptonshire Primary Care Training Hub Newsletter January 2025

Happy New Year! We're kicking off 2025 with a bang, and our January newsletter is packed with exciting updates and valuable info.

With Apprenticeship Week just around the corner in February, we’re thrilled to share our plans to celebrate apprenticeships and provide you with everything you need to know.

We’re also launching the New to General Practice programme—an amazing initiative you won’t want to miss! Plus, we’ve got free webinars, courses, and celebrations to keep you inspired and learning.

And don’t miss our Spotlight section, where we’ll get to know each other better!

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Royal & Derngate are promoting an offer for Wonder Boy an award winning play that is coming to Northampton next month.

Individuals can use the code “NHS15” before choosing their seats to access £15 tickets (up to half price) for the Saturday matinee performance on the 23^rd November.

Find more about the show: https://www.royalandderngate.co.uk/whats-on/wonder-boy/

Book tickets for the Saturday matinee: https://tickets.royalandderngate.co.uk/89964/89968

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Welcome to Northamptonshire Primary Care Training Hub newsletter for October 2024, filled with exciting updates! This edition shines a spotlight on Black History Month, featuring this year's theme of 'Reclaiming the Narratives.' Discover the inspiring story of Mary Seacole and take the opportunity to join a special session focused on changing the narrative black men in the NHS. Open the newsletter now for all the details!

Northamptonshire Primary Care Training Hub Newsletter October 2024

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Please see below information from the Medical Examiner Service for West Northamptonshire:

If you receive a Diagnosis of Death document from EMAS, stating that the police were in attendance, the police officer concerned will automatically refer the death through to the coroner.

At this stage, the GP does not need to refer into the medical examiner service.

If once the coroner’s office are confident the death was natural they will contact the deceased’s GP to ask if they are able to give a cause of death, the coroner will issue a form CN1A which will be sent to both the GP in question and the medical examiner service and it is at this point that the GP refers in to the medical examiner with their cause of death for the process to continue as normal.

Once the CN1A has been sent to us by the coroner, we will know to expect a referral from you.

Please do not hesitate to contact the Medical Examiner Service if you have any questions.

 

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Northamptonshire Healthcare Foundation Trust and Leicester Partnership Trust are developing their new Group Strategy, ‘the Bigger Picture’ for 2025 and beyond. They are keen to hear your views on what is important to you as they think about the future. 

Please could you take five minutes to help the by responding to the questionnaire in the slides that are attached below:

The Bigger Picture NHFT LPT Group Strategy 2025 [pptx] 6MB

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