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A surgeon working at Epsom and St Helier hospitals has just returned from a successful trip to Malawi, having spent three weeks in the under-resourced country teaching over 150 medical practitioners how to perform life-saving surgery.
A whopping £18 million has been set aside to purchase state-of-the-art equipment and improve the buildings at Epsom and St Helier hospitals this year – that’s almost double the usual annual investment and the highest amount in a 12-month period since the hospitals were built.
The latest addition to the Willows Nursery at Sutton Hospital has proved a huge hit with its highly discerning clientele, offering a huge sandpit, a water play area and a host of other outdoor activities from brand new £22,000 facilities.
Staff who usually work behind the scenes at Epsom and St Helier hospitals are giving up their spare time to help support patients on the wards, as a number of non-clinical staff have joined a new initiative to become ‘companions’ and ‘mealtime buddies’.
The outstanding efforts of staff at Epsom and St Helier hospitals have been commended at a recent awards ceremony, with distinguished members of qualified nursing staff and nursing support workers receiving recognition and awards.
Three eye doctors from Epsom and St Helier hospitals have shown outstanding dedication to their profession, using their holiday time to travel to Myanmar to provide ocular healthcare to over 800 patients from the developing country’s rural Sagaing region.
Staff working at Epsom and St Helier hospitals who launched fundraising appeals for their loved on es affected by the devastating earthquakes in Nepal have raised more than £1,550 for the cause.
A Non-Executive Director from Epsom and St Helier hospitals has tasked students from Wimbledon College of Arts with creating a piece of art to commemorate the incredible gift of organ donation.
