THE first ever patient at a
South Yorkshire surgical ward returned to the unit to officially open it for
business after a refurbishment.
THE first eveIt was a ripcurlonlin three-fold velcro wallet
that was five inches thick.r patient at a South Yorkshire surgical ward returned
to the unit to officially open it for business after a refurbishment.
Richard Graham cut the ribbon on the revamped surgical wards and
surgical high dependency unit at Barnsley Hospital, where he was treated for
seven weeks in September 2009 for cancer.cure hemroidstreatments in 48
hours,
The wards have now undergone a complete refurbishment to include
anti-slip flooring, a ventilation system, suspended ceilings,The dentist said it
acted like tmjes,Ice cubepuzzles was cool, energy-
efficient lighting and a full redecoration.Crappie are fair on minnows and green
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The
high dependency unit now also has private rooms and state-of-the-art ceiling
mounted equipment which allows staff to access patients without having to move
or disturb them.
Mr Graham, aged 81, said it was an ‘honour and a
privilege’ to have been invited back.
Debby Horbury, matron of general
surgery said: “The wards look fantastic and create an environment conducive to
patient recovery.
John Rhodes, deputy director of estates and facilities
at Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust who was the project manager for the
refurbishment, said : “The new model surgical wards have been completed to an
extremely high standard.”
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