From Friday 21 August 2020, we will be ceasing visiting of inpatients at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital (ROH). The reason for this is because of the increased sustained transmission in the local community.
Please be assured that this is NOT due to detection of COVID-19 within the hospital but rather to ensure we continue to keep the safety of our patients and staff our main priority by maintaining our negative status.
Please note, parents staying with young people on any of our wards are exempt from this – this will not affect you.
We will be reviewing the situation in the community weekly and taking advice from Public Health England (PHE) to continue to keep our hospital a safe environment for everyone
From Friday 21 August 2020, we will be ceasing visiting of inpatients at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital (ROH). The reason for this is because of the increased sustained transmission in the local community.
Please be assured that this is NOT due to detection of COVID-19 within the hospital but rather to ensure we continue to keep the safety of our patients and staff our main priority by maintaining our negative status.
Please note, parents staying with young people on any of our wards are exempt from this – this will not affect you.
We will be reviewing the situation in the community weekly and taking advice from Public Health England (PHE) to continue to keep our hospital a safe environment for everyone.
From Friday 21 August 2020, we will be ceasing visiting of inpatients at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital (ROH). The reason for this is because of the increased sustained transmission in the local community.
Please be assured that this is NOT due to detection of COVID-19 within the hospital but rather to ensure we continue to keep the safety of our patients and staff our main priority by maintaining our negative status.
Please note, parents staying with young people on any of our wards are exempt from this – this will not affect you.
We will be reviewing the situation in the community weekly and taking advice from Public Health England (PHE) to continue to keep our hospital a safe environment for everyone.
From Friday 21 August 2020, we will be ceasing visiting of inpatients at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital (ROH). The reason for this is because of the increased sustained transmission in the local community.
Please be assured that this is NOT due to detection of COVID-19 within the hospital but rather to ensure we continue to keep the safety of our patients and staff our main priority by maintaining our negative status.
Please note, parents staying with young people on any of our wards are exempt from this – this will not affect you.
We will be reviewing the situation in the community weekly and taking advice from Public Health England (PHE) to continue to keep our hospital a safe environment for everyone.
From Friday 21 August 2020, we will be ceasing visiting of inpatients at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital (ROH). The reason for this is because of the increased sustained transmission in the local community.
Please be assured that this is NOT due to detection of COVID-19 within the hospital but rather to ensure we continue to keep the safety of our patients and staff our main priority by maintaining our negative status.
Please note, parents staying with young people on any of our wards are exempt from this – this will not affect you.
We will be reviewing the situation in the community weekly and taking advice from Public Health England (PHE) to continue to keep our hospital a safe environment for everyone.
From Friday 21 August 2020, we will be ceasing visiting of inpatients at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital (ROH). The reason for this is because of the increased sustained transmission in the local community.
Please be assured that this is NOT due to any detection of COVID-19 within the hospital but rather to ensure we continue to keep the safety of our patients and staff our main priority by maintaining our negative status.
Please note, parents staying with young people on any of our wards are exempt from this – this will not affect you.
We will be reviewing the situation in the community weekly and taking advice from Public Health England (PHE) to continue to keep our hospital a safe environment for everyone