Our hospitals are extremely busy
If it's not an emergency, please stay away from A&E. Help us care for the people who really need us.
Accident and emergency
If it's not an emergency, or you're not sure what to do, call NHS 111.
They can point you in the right direction and you'll help free up our A&E teams to treat people with serious, life threatening illnesses.
(Video: Dr Jon Baker, Chief medical officer)
Our charity supports the amazing work our teams do every day.
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