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Staff at Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust have been signing up to wear a Rainbow NHS Badge to show their support for people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning (LGBTQ+).
A new celebration of the hard work and commitment of nursing staff at Epsom and St Helier hospitals has been introduced at the Trust, and in one award presentation alone more than 45 nurses (who together have served over 1,000 years at the Trust) picked up a brand new ceremonial nursing badge.
The bereavement room in the Maternity Department at St Helier Hospital has been gifted a brand new cuddle cot thanks to the continued fundraising efforts of Hollie Perry and Scott Eyre, in memory of their daughter Hope.
A specialty doctor from Epsom and St Helier hospitals is preparing to skydive from the dizzying height of 10,000 feet on Sunday (1 September) in order to raise funds for a hospital in Guatemala.
Doctors from Epsom and St Helier hospitals are urging local people to take extra care this bank holiday (traditionally a very pressured time for A&E departments across the country), as figures show that last month was the busiest ever for the Trust’s A&E and urgent care centres.
The Improving Healthcare Together programme has now submitted the updated draft Pre-Consultation Business Case (PCBC) to NHS England for the next stage of the national assurance process. This is a significant step in the process to confirm our long term future.
With temperatures set to soar today (25 July), the most senior nurse at Epsom and St Helier hospitals is urging people to stay safe in high temperatures and strong sunshine
Local photographer Jools Hart recently donated a collection of some of his finest landscape pictures to Epsom Hospital, following lifesaving treatment after he suffered a massive pulmonary embolism (a blocked blood vessel in the lungs that can be fatal if not treated promptly).
