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Health matters

Health matters is a series of free public lectures, giving members of the public the opportunity to ask prominent consultants questions. Health matters takes place monthly covering a range of popular clinical areas and has been an outstanding success in delivering key messages by senior members of the trust to the community that the hospital serves. 

Members of the public and trust staff are warmly invited to a series of free evening lectures, aimed at improving their knowledge on hot health topics. 
 
Entitled Health matters, the lectures are held at Macclesfield District General Hospital, from 7.00 - 8.00pm.

Good health event

Next Event

Tuesday 14th May 2013 

7-8pm 

 

Clinical Research at Macclesfield Hospital

Clinical research is often the starting point for next generation medical breakthroughs and East Cheshire NHS Trust has played a leading role in this area for many years. Teams based at Macclesfield District General Hospital, have been conducting active research in a number of key areas including cancer, dementia, Parkinson’s Disease, medicines for children, cardiology, haematology, rheumatology, and stroke. They are now providing the public with an opportunity to ask questions and find out more.

For further information on ‘Health Matters’ and to book your place at the 14 May 2013 lecture, from 7.00pm, in the new Lecture Theatre, Macclesfield District General Hospital, please contact The Communications and Engagement Department on freephone 0800 195 4194 or email us at ecn-tr.YourVoice@nhs.net. (The new Lecture Theatre is in the main hospital building, on the corridor leading to Treetops Restaurant).

We do hope you will be able to join us!

Our comments

Comments which have been made by the public about these events ensure that we are providing the best educational topics for our population.
 
“The surgeons and standards at Macclesfield District General Hospital are excellent.”
 
“A most enjoyable and informative session.”
 
“Brilliant presentation.”
 
“Reassuring advice for one with two small children.”
 
“I hope to study medicine – I found the presentation very helpful and enlightening.”
 
“One of the best - clear and humorous on a particularly serious subject.”
 
“Most fascinating and informative.”

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