Weekly Round-Up – Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

- 2ND DECEMBER 2020
Important information about coronavirus (COVID-19)
Visiting Bradford Teaching Hospitals WE ARE seeing a significant increase in pressure on our services. The Trust is doing everything possible to keep patients and visitors safe. We have reviewed our visiting guidelines and have made the decision to keep the following restrictions in place: Paediatric wards Two parents or carers can swap in andRead more
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- 2ND DECEMBER 2020
Trust staff to return applause during ‘Clap for the Community’
EVERY Thursday evening, during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic, our wonderful communities stood on their doorsteps and clapped for the NHS and other key workers. Now it’s our turn to return that gesture of appreciation. So tomorrow, Thursday, 3 December…
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- 2ND DECEMBER 2020
Charity refurbishes family room as part of BIG Neonatal Appeal
A FAMILY room which aims to create a ‘home-from-home’ for the families of special babies at Bradford Royal Infirmary (BRI) has been given a £15,000 makeover, thanks to Bradford Hospitals’ Charity’s Children’s Fund. The recently renovated area at the…
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- 30TH NOVEMBER 2020
Hospital tribute will say ‘thank you’ to the community
NHS hospital staff and partner organisations are to pay tribute to the communities they serve by standing to applaud them and floodlighting their buildings in a rainbow of colours. During the first months of the COVID-19 pandemic, people stood on their doorsteps…
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RT @BTHFTCharity: James Tordoff & Chris Nicholl from the Hell Oar High Water team raised over £27k for our BIG Neonatal Unit Appeal by rowi…2nd December 2020
RT @Mel_Pickup: Throughout this year we have tried so hard to reach out & engage & communicate with our communities but we’re acutely awar…2nd December 2020
NEWS: Every Thursday, during the first months of the pandemic, our wonderful communities clapped for the NHS and ot… t.co/mFCs4lbvCY2nd December 2020
RT @Mel_Pickup: Today’s Melf On A Shelf special advent ‘shoutout ‘ goes to our brilliant team of Advanced Clinical Practitioners who have w…2nd December 2020
NEWS: A family room which aims to create a ‘home-from-home’ for the families of special babies at #Bradford Royal I… t.co/AEoMCP1CKY2nd December 2020
Got a question about #NHS care in #Bradford during the pandemic? Don't miss the ⬇️ virtual discussion and Q&A sessi… t.co/k0Km52HK0e2nd December 2020
RT @BfdChaplaincy: Meet our lovely team of Chaplains Helen, Maryam & Chris with @Mel_Pickup . Really getting in to the Christmas spirit. @l…2nd December 2020
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