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In recent months the Covid19 pandemic and the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis has focused global attention on health inequalities and systemic racial discrimination.

Sir Simon Stevens CEO of NHS England issued a personal message which contained these words:

“ ... if we are honest with ourselves, the NHS as an embedded part of society is both part of the problem and part of the solution”

Within that context and within the spirit of Sir Simon’s message the Board of University Hospitals Plymouth wish to make the following statement.

We have opened a rehab therapy gym for patients in a bay on Stannon Ward. Patients from different areas of the hospital will be able to come to the gym and use it as part of their therapy. There will be seven or eight sessions per day as well as some socially-distanced group exercises. Patients have already been having fun in the gym, helping them recover and get home.

Christine spent three months in Intensive Care when she was taken ill with COVID-19. This week, our ICU #RehabLegend team have thrown her aparty, as she leaves intensive care.

The NHS has published the results from the National Cancer Patient Experience Survey 2019. University Hospitals Plymouth has scored 8.9 out of 10 by cancer patients.

Today, the Care Quality Commission has published the results from the 2019 Adult Inpatient Survey. This survey aims to explore the care experience of patients who have been admitted to hospital in the different acute trusts in England.