The Cornwall Birth and Baby Appeal have been awarded a Community Grant from Nationwide Building Society for £4628. The funds have been pledged to enable the purchase of additional equipment for both the maternity and neonatal departments.
Today has seen RCHT’s first celebration and conference for healthcare assistants and assistant practitioners.
RCHT’s lead nurse for sepsis, Helen Winn, has been busy in the run up today’s World Sepsis Day, introducing colleagues to the up and coming new electronic screening software which will help clinicians to spot the signs of Sepsis.
Find out how the Critical Care team has reduced patient delays, overnight discharges and bed occupancy.
Our midwives have been using high tech simulation training in the community to ensure safer care for women who require emergency support when giving birth outside of hospital.
Nigel Stafford tells the story behind the event and his continued support of the Cornish Heart Unit Fund, part of Royal Cornwall Hospitals Charity.
Find out about our Vision for the future of our nursing, midwifery and allied health professions.
People are being asked to choose the right services and look out for elderly family and friends in a bid to prevent a repeat of the summer surge on the emergency department caused by the July heatwave.
This Sunday saw the return of the much-loved St Michael’s Hospital Fete and much to the delight of the local community, staff and volunteers the event is set to become an annual event after being hailed a great success.
Mum of two, Chantelle Ward of Redruth, organised a Race For Life After Party raising £6500 for The Sunrise Centre
