As we continue to do all we can to keep our patients, visitors and staff safe – you’ll still need to wear a mask when attending our hospitals. Find full details on the protocols still in place, our latest visiting policy and guidance when attending our Emergency Departments, here.
Please be advised that whilst government guidelines are changing from Monday 16 August meaning those double vaccinated will no longer need to self-isolate if they are Covid positive contacts, we ask that to help keep patients safe, please do not visit our sites if you have been in contact with anyone Covid positive.
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We are having technical issues with our A&E waiting times and hope to have them back up and running soon.
Do you need A&E?
At a time when there is unprecedented demand for A&E, please think about your alternative care options…
Pharmacies for diarrhoea, minor infections, headaches and bites or stings.
GP surgeries for feverish children, vomiting, ear pain, feeling ill.
NHS 111 if you’re unwell, unsure, confused and if you need help asap.
Out of hours GP via NHS 111 if you urgently need a GP during the evening or at a weekend.
A&E is for emergencies – chest pain, suspected stroke, blacking out, bleeding you can’t stop, or if you are struggling to breathe.
Check your symptoms, get advice and find the best place for treatment that's local to you via the NHS website.
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