The walkout, scheduled from 7am on Monday 15 June until 6.59am on Friday 19 June, is likely to place additional strain on NHS services, including at St George’s, Epsom and St Helier Hospitals.
The independent regulator of health and social care in England reviewed services including urgent and emergency care, medical care, maternity and surgery, and has confirmed services at the Trust are rated ‘Good’, reflecting our safe and compassionate care.
The investment will help us respond to growing demand, with around 250 people attending the department each day, and ensure our patients receive care in a safer, more modern environment.
One of the world’s biggest horse-racing festivals takes place this weekend which can increase demand on local NHS services in Epsom.
Healthcare workers who have devoted more than 3,000 years of NHS service have been officially welcomed into a new Hall of Fame celebrating the people who have transformed lives and shaped local health services over decades.
Sumitha Janaky noticed the patient's property was cold, there was barely any food, and she was unable to collect her medication due to their health.
Mat Shaw brings a strong passion for delivering high-quality care for all, with a particular focus on reducing health inequalities and improving outcomes for patients.
Paediatric consultants have also cautioned that children’s services tend to see an increase in minor injuries following activities taking place during the school holidays.
