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Epsom Hospital has bolstered its range of services with the launch of a brand new eye unit. Located in the hospital’s Woodcote Wing, the unit features state-of-the-art equipment and modern fixtures and fittings throughout, increasing the trust’s capacity to provide first rate ocular health services.
After four months of hard work (and approximately 600 working hours in the making), the brand new and improved website of Epsom, Sutton and St Helier hospitals is now live.
A&E staff and mental health specialists from St Helier Hospital welcomed Minister of State for Care and Support Norman Lamb and MP Paul Burstow to the A&E department this week, as the VIPs came to find out about how staff care for patients who also have mental health conditions.
A junior doctor who works at St Helier Hospital has raised more than £24,000 (and counting) for Cancer Research – just weeks after he was diagnosed with a rare and potentially terminal strain of the disease.
We offer our sincerest condolences to the parents of Oliver Hull and we cannot imagine the pain his family must still feel.
A national survey of NHS staff has shown that the team at Epsom, Sutton and St Helier hospitals feel satisfied with the care that they deliver and are more likely to recommend the hospitals to their loved ones (when compared to the national average).
We all know that the people working in our hospitals are superheroes, but none of the young patients at Queen Mary’s Hospital for Children quite expected a visit from this fantastic four!
New figures show that 96% of patients who needed care in the A&E departments at Epsom and St Helier would recommend the units to their loved ones – that’s 10% higher than the national average.
