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A FREE six week self-management course for carers and their cared for living in the Brentwood area, has places on a course starting in May.

South Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust (SEPT) is holding a public meeting of the Board of Directors at 10:30 on 29 April 2015.

Eric & May Murphy’s daughters presented SEPT's Respiratory Service with nebulisers in their memory.

Carolyn Ramsamy from SEPT is one of twenty two outstanding health visitors who have just been identified to join the prestigious Institute of Health Visiting’s Fellowship programme.

South Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust (SEPT) is very proud to announce our results in this year’s national staff survey. Almost all of our scores are either average or above, and this is an improvement on the previous year.

South Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust (SEPT) are inviting members of the public to attend its upcoming Council of Governors Meeting.

SEPT is joining a massive social media movement launched by a terminally ill doctor from the north of England. The ‘Hello my name is…’ campaign was spearheaded by Dr Kate Granger, a young hospital consultant from Yorkshire who works in elderly care, to improve the patient experience not only here in the UK, but across the world.

Southend United Football Club manager Phil Brown and a selection of players paid a visit to patients at SEPT’s Brockfield House, Wickford. The players held an activities session and penalty shoot-out for some of the patients, culminating in a five-a-side session.